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I've done something like this. If you don't want your private filesystem to show up under /Volumes, you can mount it like so:
To detach it, use
Also very cool is that you can union-mount an encrypted filesystem over your existing home directory, which lets things in both the encrypted filesystem and your pre-existing home directory remain accessible, but any new files go into the last-mounted filesystem. You can do that like so:
To detach a union-mounted home directory, cd out of your home directory, make sure nothing is accessing it, and run
I'm not sure if you can actually do that when logged in at the graphical console, though; it may only work for SSH logins.
FileVault Lite
Now that's a fascinating comment. I'll try that first bit. |
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