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View Poll Results: Root file system encryption in the installer or not?
Yes, there needs to be an option to encrypt the root and swap file systems in the installer. 9 75.00%
No, the manual work-around in the wiki is good enough for me. 0 0%
I don't use disk encryption and can't see why anyone would want to. 3 25.00%
Meh. I can use Vista if I need it. 0 0%
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Old 19-Nov-2008, 09:11
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Default Root file system encryption

Yes, there is a tedious work-around to let you encrypt your root and swap file systems, but who is interested in having it be a standard part of the YaST installer for openSUSE? It's especially important for portable computing devices such as laptops!

You can also vote here on bugzilla.
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Old 19-Nov-2008, 11:39
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Default Re: Root file system encryption

This is important, given the never ending stream of data breaches and the accompanying expansion of laws and regulations requiring encryption of confidential data on portable devices.
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