So are all your hard drives encrypted, including full disk encryption for your OS?
>>55572167
not everything, there are some things like movies and music which i don't bother encrypting
>>55572167
There is nothing of value on this HDD worth encrypting.
>>55572167
Nope. Encryption is a placebo.
>>55572167
Uh...What?
No, why would I even do that?
>>55572167
Only a pedo or terrorist would have something to hide. Are you hiding something anon?
>>55572593
0/10 troll.
Of course.
>>55572167 Hackintoshes dont support FDE yet, but /home and all my other drives are encrypted, sempai.
no one cares about your hentai collections
>>55572593
Yes. I'm hiding my personal data.
>>55572167
Only the one with my "special" porn on it. They can look through everything else, there's nothing to find.
Xubuntu asks me to enter password on os bootup. does it mean it's encrypted well?
i don't give a shit though.
>>55572593
Who's to say I'm not either one?
Maybe I DO have something to hide
>>55573252
Everything but /boot will be encrypted. You can verify by looking through the partitions in gparted and should see a crypt wrapper around root but not boot.
>>55573333
guess so.
>>55573398sudo cryptsetup luksDump /dev/sda5
>>55573428
key slot 0: enabled
key slot 1-7: disabled
>>55572167
no my kernel and initram are on an unencrypted efi parititon.
>>55573473
Yes you can add/remove more keyslots to unlock with multiple passwords should you wish. Not really necessary unless you share the system and don't want someone to know your specific password. Have a look at the man page for more options and making encrypted external drives.
>>55573583
okay, thank you.
No, Mr. FBI. It's not encrypted I just filled it with random data. :^)
