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From: Michael Zhu <mylinuxk@yahoo.ca>
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> 
> This may be a troll. How would you boot? Who
decrypts during the
> boot?
> 

You mean that the loop device couldn't en/decrypt the
whole data on the disk? That mean the loop device
could implement the block level en/decryption.

Michael

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