| 10 Apr 2020 |
| 01:03:00 |  pwr22 | You could reduce the number of iterations but that's going to make bruteforce attacks easier |
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| 01:14:27 |  some_bloke | So I need both unencrypted /boot/efi and /boot? Wish I knew that. |
| 01:14:40 | some_bloke | Not sure I can be bothered reinstalling now. So maybe next time. |
| 01:15:00 | some_bloke | The iterations are already low enough, I think. But maybe. |
| 01:15:40 | some_bloke | Anyway, as annoying as the 30 seconds is, it's not a big deal. More interested in understanding the workings. Had been led to believe that an unencrypted /boot/efi would achieve the faster decrypting that you described. |
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| 03:51:09 |  josh.man | In reply to@some_bloke:tchncs.de
Anyway, as annoying as the 30 seconds is, it's not a big deal. More interested in understanding the workings. Had been led to believe that an unencrypted /boot/efi would achieve the faster decrypting that you described. I have exactly the same issue. I will probably reinstall today. So, /boot/etc partition is needed separately from /boot.
I never encrypted /boot, there was not even a checkbox for that.
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| 04:08:21 | some_bloke | In reply to @josh.man:matrix.org
I have exactly the same issue. I will probably reinstall today. So, /boot/etc partition is needed separately from /boot.
I never encrypted /boot, there was not even a checkbox for that.
/boot/efi not /boot/etc/ |
| 04:08:38 | some_bloke | There is no checkbox because of the file system required for boot. |
| 04:10:05 | some_bloke | Which is my current set up; still slow. Apparently, if I also make a separate /boot, then it will be much faster. I haven't tested this though. Also not sure how big /boot needs to be. /boot/efi is 512MB. |
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| 04:23:59 | some_bloke | I think I accidentally disabled notifications for my file manager activities. How do I turn that back on? |
| 04:53:21 | some_bloke | No one knows where file operation notifications can be tinkered with? |
| 04:54:16 | some_bloke | Nevermind; found it. |
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| 13:50:34 |  itoffshore | In reply to @some_bloke:tchncs.de
So I need both unencrypted /boot/efi and /boot? Wish I knew that. run root on btrfs & you do not need a separate /boot - I run a fully encrypted system with GRUB2 |
