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On FreeBSD you are probably better off using geli instead of gdbe. Geli supports both XTS and CBC (similar to ESSIV) modes, features data authentication, and c
by xenophonf 13y ago
On FreeBSD you are probably better off using geli instead of gdbe. Geli supports both XTS and CBC (similar to ESSIV) modes, features data authentication, and can operate on the root file system. I've used it to encrypt both UFS2 file systems and ZFS pools (see https://web.irtnog.org/~xenophon/blog https://web.irtnog.org/~xenophon/blog for my notes on combining ZFS and geli).
- xenophonf 13y agoEr, sorry, the old one is called gbde. My fingers must be hardwired for "gdb". ;-)