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McMurphy0101 08-23-2015 02:07 PM

Making LiveDVD of my encrypted system
 
Hi all!

I have a system which i installed on usb flash (doesn't matter why). The system has 3 partitions: "boot", "/" and "swap". "Swap" and "/" are encrypted by LUKS. "Swap" is encrypted by random key, "/" - by passphrase.

I created this system only to make a liveDVD from it (not liveUSB).

To achieve this goal i installed program called "Systemback" (fork of Remastersys).

Links:
https://launchpad.net/systemback
http://sourceforge.net/projects/systemback/

So i pushed the button 'Create live system' (or Live system create, don't remember exactly) and configured it to automatically convert .*sblive to .*iso
Program made it's work and i burned image in DVD.

But when i launch it i have this:

http://postimg.org/image/kf5xib60d/
http://postimg.org/image/e2qs8h2y5/
http://postimg.org/image/mh6ewk3zh/
http://postimg.org/image/9r26jgw19/
http://postimg.org/image/xs92kxaul/

The last picture - is when i trying to startliveDVD with installed LVM2. No difference except one message

I went to freenode and ask some questions. Somebody told me that maybe the problem is in LVM. But LVM was already installed, so i installed LVM2. No result.

What is the problem? How can i make the system that is encrypted by LUKS work from DVD? And is it really possible? Maybe systemback doesn't support feature to make live-image of encrypted system?

The system is Debian 8.1.0

I did the same with nonencrypted system - result is succesfull, liveDVD works.

I am counting on you, guys! Please help! Thank you for reading! :)

P.S. Sorry for my english, i am not native speaker.

fatmac 08-25-2015 05:03 AM

Likely you need access to some of the system programs to be able to boot, therefore encrypting / looks like the problem.
How are you going to enter your pass phrase if you don't have a shell(?). :)

McMurphy0101 08-25-2015 05:08 PM

Updated the photos. Those were too small. No it is normal and text is readable.


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