Disk/Partition encryption

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List readers –

Some time ago, approximately April 2009, I encrypted a Fedora 10 system which I later upgraded to Fedora 11, with no problem. My problem is that I didn’t document how I did it at the time, as I was just playing with disk encryption on a sandbox machine and never thought I would need to do it in production. Recently my place of employment, thanks in part to new HIPAA regulations due to data theft, is requiring ALL laptops to be encrypted – one problem, I don’t remember how I did it without loosing any data. The only thing I can remember is that it was a pretty simple task that I performed without moving data from one partition to another, or re-installing the OS. Googling such a process, has led me to read many pages and documentation out there, but to no avail. I can NOT find anywhere anything documenting encrypting a live filesytem without data loss. Has anyone here done this? I could have sworn that the original work I did was based on an email or discussion on this l
 ist, but I cant find anything. Yes yes yes I know – ALWAYS put it in the wiki ☺

I have looked at a number of solutions like truecrypt etc, but nothing seems like it will work without eating data. Though I have heard that cryptsetup will do this.

Any advice or assistance would be GREATLY appreciated.

Michael

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