OpenBSD 6.0

>>57839566
I use OpenBSD non-ironically for both fun and production.

I think it's a great OS, not so at everything, but at a lot of things.
The thing I like the most is the balance between control, simplicity and security.

yheah i think too
i am looking for a full tuto to install encrypted system with /boot too

possible to use crypteseup ont it ?

>>57840752
OpenBSD supports full disk encryption, but not with LUKS.

It required softraid and bioctl.
https://www.vultr.com/docs/setup-openbsd-5-6-with-full-disk-encryption

>>57840977
i don't know if i'd use this, it's pretty out of date and not official i don't think

the openbsd FAQ probably has a section on it

>>57841346
You mean not use the guide or the utilities?
The instructions are up to date but I expect that people read the manual before copypasting them.
I should stop doing that.

FAQ:
http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq14.html#softraidFDE

Make sure you read bioctl manpage when installing -release, you need to set the key hashing round counter higher than the default value (I use 500000).
-current has this fixed

>>57841422
i mean any guide that's not written by the openbsd team itself

>>57841440
You're right, I checked the article and its not how i would do it,
I never understood why people put their swap outside the encrypted partition.

>>57840342
>non-ironically

>>57841525
>I never understood why people put their swap outside the encrypted partition.
Swap partition's encrypted either way, doesn't really matter if it's in your encrypted softRAID or not.