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slackwarearm:disk_encryption_slackware_aarch64 [2022/05/13 13:57 (UTC)] – created mralk3slackwarearm:disk_encryption_slackware_aarch64 [2023/10/12 18:17 (UTC)] (current) – [Partitioning] added note mralk3
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 <code>cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/nvme0n1p1 luksnvme0n1p1</code> <code>cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/nvme0n1p1 luksnvme0n1p1</code>
  
 +<note tip>The partition table is similar to what is recommended in the Slackware ARM Pinebook Pro installation documentation.  The swap and root partition on located in the LVM + LUKS schema.</note>
 ===== Initializing LUKS and LVM ===== ===== Initializing LUKS and LVM =====
  
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 ===== Known Issues ===== ===== Known Issues =====
-  * The serial console does not display the password prompt to decrypt storage.+  * This issue has been addressed. <del>The serial console does not display the password prompt to decrypt storage.</del>
  
-The Pinebook Pro has a monitor that remedies this.  However, the RockPro64, Raspberry Pi 3/4, will require a display to be attached. This makes it difficult to use a headless system.  As a workaround, you can boot your system and decrypt the disk with a key file.  You can store the key file on the SD Card.  When you want to leave your system encrypted you can simply remove the SD card and take it with you.+<del> The Pinebook Pro has a monitor that remedies this.  However, the RockPro64, Raspberry Pi 3/4, will require a display to be attached. This makes it difficult to use a headless system.  As a workaround, you can boot your system and decrypt the disk with a key file.  You can store the key file on the SD Card.  When you want to leave your system encrypted you can simply remove the SD card and take it with you.</del>
  
-  * The Pinebook Pro does not always restart properly when the "reboot" command is used.  It is unclear if this is due to the disk being encrypted.+  * The Pinebook Pro does not always restart properly when the "reboot" command is used.  This is marked as a known issue. <del>It is unclear if this is due to the disk being encrypted.</del>
  
 A workaround is to run the "poweroff" command to completely shut down the system instead.  Then power it back up with the power button. A workaround is to run the "poweroff" command to completely shut down the system instead.  Then power it back up with the power button.

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