[Bug 1811586] Re: Installation will not create encrypted (non root) partition
Ken
taylor1jnk at embarqmail.com
Sat Jun 1 11:50:40 UTC 2019
I would expect the courtesy of a BRIEF statement of why this is
considered invalid.
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Title:
Installation will not create encrypted (non root) partition
Status in Ubuntu MATE:
Invalid
Status in ubiquity package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
I am performing a fresh install of Ubuntu Mate 18.04. I used the
installation partition screen to manually partition the drive as
follows:
primary partition 1 - 12 GB mount as /
primary partition 2 - 2 GB as swap space
primary partition 3 - rest of disk, encrypted, mount as /data
I am prompted for a passphrase which I provided. When I attempt to
move forward with this configuration I am presented with a window
titled "Unsafe swap space detected..." It explains that the swap space
should be encrypted (which is true) and tells me to disable swap with
swapoff or make an encrypted swap space. This can not be done during
the installation. It then tells me "This program will now abort."
The installation WILL continue successfully. Upon booting the newly
installed OS I find:
The root partition is present as specified during the installation
Partition 2 encompasses the balance of the disk
Logical partition 5 is shown as non-encrypted swap space
Logical partition 6 is shown as "unknown"
I would have expected:
1 - The installer warned me about un-encrypted swap - OK - but it then
should have offered the option to create encrypted swap.
2 - If it was not possible to create encrypted swap during
installation then the installer should not offer to create encrypted
partitions.
3 - I specified primary partitions. This choice should have been
respected.
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