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suite66 cryptsetup // open a device at boot

Hi! :)

I'm still learning suite66 and am curious to know how you can open up a LUKS device at boot time. Does suite66 use /etc/crypttab for that purpose? I'd like to know how I can trigger suite66 to ask for a passphrase for, say, a device with a given UUID.

Matt
 

Re: suite66 cryptsetup // open a device at boot

Reply #1 –
Take a look at
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# 66-env -t boot boot@system
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## Use udev [yes|no]
## If set to no the following variables has no effects or set to no:
## SETUPCONSOLE, KEYMAP, FONT, FONT_MAP, FONT_UNIMAP, CRYPTTAB, DMRAID,
## BTRFS, LVM

# [...]

## Boot inside a container [yes|no].
## If set to yes the following variables have no effect or are set to no:
## HARDWARECLOCK, SETUPCONSOLE, KEYMAP, FONT, FONT_MAP, FONT_UNIMAP, CRYPTTAB
## SWAP, LVM, DMRAID, BTRFS, ZFS, UDEV, SYSCTL, FORCECHCK, CGROUPS
## MODULE_SYSTEM, RANDOMSEED, MNT_NETFS

# [...]

## Active encrypted devices [yes|no].

CRYPTTAB=!no