Re: LUKS-encrypted root and unencrypted /boot ?

[Benjamin Slade]

 > Do you use Libreboot?

Yes, I'm using Libreboot. Does this make a great difference over the
manufacturer firmware in this case?

 > I'm unsure [using an unencrypted /boot] would help, because GRUB
 > would still have to unencrypt / to access the kernel (the kernel is
 > in /gnu/store).

Ah, I see. Is this an immutable design decision?  It would seem good to
be able to keep the kernel in a separate space in order to avoid the
issue of extremely long unlocking times when booting.

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