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Poul-Henning Kamp wrote:

>>Booting from Encrypted Root:
>> GBDE - Doesn't say, probably doesn't work
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>Correct doesn't work without some special handling.
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>

Would GBDE boot an encrypted root provided an unencrypted or removable 
/boot/ partition, as mentioned in other parts of this thread?

For a long time I have liked how some linuxes don't mount /boot/ after 
reading the kernel, it is now sounding like this works here as well.