Update: If you also want to encrypt everything except /boot, refer to
this version.
Update: This works for FreeBSD 8.2 as well.
This is a step-by-step guide, mostly for my own reference, but you might find this useful too.
Disclaimer: This article is about clean installation of operating system, where “clean” means that, if you follow these
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What are you talking about, this is a real post! XD
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Thank you
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dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/da0 bs=1m count=128
I presume that if I've got at least one other OS (e.g., Windows) on the drive, I should replace /dev/da0 with the FreeBSD partition?
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Think I'm gonna experiment it some time and get back to you. That's an interesting (and probably pretty common) situation...
Thank you for reporting!
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