Install a fully encrypted systems on multiple HDD

I've been reading through the forms and all I can find is how to install on multiple partitions not multiple HDD.
Here is what I have
2 1TB Drives /dev/sda and dev/sdb
I tried encrypting them both then using LVM and extending my Volgroup to include /dev/sdb and creating lvcreate on the extended Volgroup.
The issue I have is when the system boots it can't find root..
I've done this a number of times with multiple partitions but never multiple HDD any help would be greatly appreciated.

Unfortunately the encrypt hook included with mkinitcpio is only set up to work for one drive. There is a mkinitcpio-encrypt-multi hook in the AUR but I am pretty sure it is outdated. I have seen something in these very threads about how to take what is there and adapt it to the current mkinitcpio though (I ran into this issue a few months ago).
What I ended up doing (and I felt like it was a cleaner solution) was to put the whole Luks/LVM setup on top of a software RAID setup. So it essentially made the two drives a since block device, which you have mkinitcpio put together before doing and decryption. This is because I typically stripe my LVM anyway, so I figured it was not much different, functionality wise, to have a separate device-mapper function handling that for me.

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Hello (hopefully someone can shed some light on my issue)
I own as above a MAC PRO (Early 2008) this has a RAID card installed along with two 15k.7 cheetah hdd (320gb) and a spare drive, (which i made a regular drive)
a while ago i had to replace the RAID card battery, so i did this, over a year later the same thing happened again, but as previous just left it and the system seemed fine for ages, until last night i was working in PHOTOSHOP and everything just froze and the screen kind of appeared GREEN, could not do a single thing. So restarted the mac, this time grey screen for ages and a message appeared, (macs version of blue screen) (see attached).
I restarted the machine and this time a flashing question mark folder!
could not do a thing.
so i found my copy of snow leopard and got the computer to run this and at least launch the DISK UTILITY and (Interestingly in the drop down menu RAID UTILITY was also in the menu) but it did not matter which utility i used the (RAID or DISK) neither could see any of drives, just the dvd drive.
so looked around on you tube and various forums and discovered if i take out the RAID CARD and re-plug the main lead from the RAID card back in to the LOGIC BOARD I would be reverting the MAC to a normal regular non-RAID computer.
After performing this HARDWARE task and inserting all three HDD, and running the DISK utility from the drop down menu via the SNOW LEOPARD disc.
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O.K. so i could chuck out the RAID card (AND RAID HDD) and just go with a regular set-up, and run a back restore from Time Machine on a NEW hdd purchased.
but what is wrong with the RAID, is the card at fault or are both HDD used for the RAID knackered? can i perform any tests, to see whats what?
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hello people, the issue was in fact the GRAPHICS card nothing to do with the HDD or RAID system ( although this did cause issues with the RAID system it basically lost its way) below is my replay to another similar problem some one else had!
working in photoshop and then everything stopped working and the lot froze! only option was to force shutdown (via button).
and try to restart, hoping all was fine, this was not the case :-(
I had the added issue of the RAID card system, that i have, this was confused to say the lease and would not behave or work, causing the start up to hang.
so i thought the HDD must be bust and the root cause. ( but soon learnt it was not the cause )
...bought a new HDD removed the RAID card and replugged the cable from RAID card into LOGIC board, ( making the computer act like any normal non-RAID system). I managed to install the OSX, using the snow leopard disk way. once the mac was running, i started to notice the screen would flicker and started to see 'artefacts'. so i started to reveal my symptoms to the web and forums and soon discovered that my graphics card could be the issue all along?.
(nvidia geforce 8800gt 2x dvi).
I read up on that a fix, could be either A. reply the thermal paste, as the card could be over heating or B. stick the card in the oven trick.
Tried option A. first and nothing still issues, so last night took the plunge carried out option B. and ta da it worked! i even managed to run
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carried out a disk repair and disk permissions on drives( took a small amount of time), via the SNOW LEOPARD disc - (Disk utilities) and this worked and now have my system working as it was just over 6 days ago.
what was the cost to get this? bought a new hdd so 40.00gbp and thermal paste and cleaner kit ( your still need to do this ) search video card trick on you tube.
and renew thermal paste, approx 15.00gbp, technically i don't need the new HDD, but it was all part of the trial and error way i went. ( i do have extra storage as a result!)"

Multiple agentry servers installed in the same system?

Hello Experts,
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Hi Sravanthi,
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Message was edited by: Michael Appleby

Automated deployments of Windows 7 on systems with multiple hard drives

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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/937251
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Hopefully this info will help someone else!
Attachments:
MDT2010.zip ‏261 KB

Last week I helped a customer use MDT2010 to deploy Windows 7 to ThinkStation systems with multiple hard drives. The customer has multiple HDDs in the system and wants Windows to be installed to the HDD that is connected to SATA port 1. Unfortunately Windows does not always assign "Disk 0" to the HDD on SATA port 1 - in fact it is completely random what disk ID gets assigned to which SATA port. The bug is documented by Microsoft in KB937251:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/937251
MDT2010 uses hard-coded disk IDs (0, 1, 2, etc) to specify where Windows gets installed. And because of the bug, sometimes Windows gets installed to the HDD on SATA port 1 and sometimes it gets installed to a different HDD.
The solution is to install Windows to the HDD identified by the "SELECT DISK SYSTEM" command of DISKPART. This will always return the disk that is connected to the lowest SATA port.
To configure this in MDT2010, use the following steps (refer to the attachment):
1. copy "FormatPartition.txt" and "SystemDisk.vbs" to your Scripts folder in the Deployment Share.
2. in your Task Sequence, disable the existing step called "Format and Partition Disk" (see TaskSequence.jpg)
3. create a new step at the same location called "Format and Partition Disk (custom)". The type is "General -> Run Command Line". The command line is " cmd.exe /c "diskpart /s %SCRIPTROOT%\FormatPartition.txt" "
4. on the main screen for Deployment Workbench, right-click on the Deployment Share and select "properties", then click on the "rules" tab
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Attachments:
MDT2010.zip ‏261 KB

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This topic is NOT in the wrong category.
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According to the manual page on the OS X Developer Library, fsck_cs has a bug:
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Hello,
            The laptop is back up and running with the new hard drive, Yay! and a new cd drive.
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abvasili
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Go to Solution.

Hi again,
I would like to answer to another question, just in case:
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Hi all,
We are running into some issues when attempting to configure BitLocker Drive Encryption through the BitLocker UI on Windows Server 2008SP2.
On running the BitLocker configuration screen we are presented with a message stating that
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I think it should be supported on Windows Server 2008 as it is supported on Windows Vista.
Can you check whether BdeHdCfg.exe is present in System32 folder. If not can you copy the BdeHdCfg.exe installer from higher version of OS and copy it to the system32 folder on Windows Server 2008 and then run the command with the administrative rights.
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Bapi_po_create1 is giving same system messages multiple time in the joblog

Hi Experts,
Bapi_po_create1 is giving same system messages multiple times in the job log when we ran the program in the background
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I am pasting the code below whn i ran this program in backgorund job log is having the messages.
Date       Time     Message text                                                                 Message class Message no. Message type
08/06/2009 08:11:53 Job started                                                                       00           516          S
08/06/2009 08:11:53 Step 001 started (program ZZZTEST, variant &0000000000008, user ID BREDDY)        00           550          S
08/06/2009 08:11:54 Commitment plan contains no account assignment data                              MECP          020          S
08/06/2009 08:11:54 Commitment plan contains no account assignment data                              MECP          020          S
08/06/2009 08:11:54 Status "Initial Block" of material 20111 does not allow external procurement      ME           053          E
08/06/2009 08:11:54 Status "Initial Block" of material 20111 does not allow external procurement      ME           053          E
08/06/2009 08:11:54 Source not included in list despite source list requirement                       06           722          E
08/06/2009 08:11:55 Pricing/euro: Attention: Euro Customizing not maintained                          VH           777          S
08/06/2009 08:11:55 Pricing/euro: Attention: Euro Customizing not maintained                          VH           777          S
08/06/2009 08:11:55 Status "Initial Block" of material 20111 does not allow external procurement      ME           053          E
08/06/2009 08:11:55 Purchase order still contains faulty items                                       MEPO          000          E
08/06/2009 08:11:55 Job finished                                                                      00           517          S
Edited by: bhavani prasad kotharu on Aug 6, 2009 3:09 PM

HERE IS THE CODE OF THE PROGRAM, WE R JUST PASSING SOME PO DATA TO THE BAPI_PO_CREATE1,ON RUNNING THIS PROGRAM IN BACKGROUND SAME SYSTEM MESSAGES ARE APPEARED MULTIPLE TIMES,----
REPORT zzztest.
DATA :    lwa_bapimepoheader TYPE bapimepoheader
         ,lwa_bapimepoheaderx TYPE bapimepoheaderx
         ,li_bapimepoitem TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF bapimepoitem
         ,lwa_bapimepoitem TYPE bapimepoitem
         ,li_bapimepoitemx TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF bapimepoitemx
         ,lwa_bapimepoitemx TYPE bapimepoitemx
         ,li_conditions TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF komv
         ,li_return TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF bapiret2
         , n TYPE c
PARAMETERS: p1 TYPE c AS CHECKBOX.
IF p1 = 'X'.
lwa_bapimepoheader-doc_type = 'NB'.
lwa_bapimepoheader-purch_org = 'NA00'.
lwa_bapimepoheader-pur_group = 'C02'.
lwa_bapimepoheaderx-doc_type = 'X'.
lwa_bapimepoheaderx-purch_org = 'X'.
lwa_bapimepoheaderx-pur_group = 'X'.
lwa_bapimepoitem-po_item = '10'.
lwa_bapimepoitem-material = '000000000000020111'.
lwa_bapimepoitem-plant = 'CA01'.
lwa_bapimepoitem-vend_mat = '1000'.
lwa_bapimepoitem-quantity = '10'.
lwa_bapimepoitem-orderpr_un = 'M'.
lwa_bapimepoitem-no_more_gr = 'K'.
lwa_bapimepoitem-agreement = '4600000095'.
lwa_bapimepoitem-agmt_item = '10'.
lwa_bapimepoitem-pricedate = 'X'.
lwa_bapimepoitem-price_date = '20071030'.
lwa_bapimepoitem-no_rounding = 'X'.
APPEND lwa_bapimepoitem TO li_bapimepoitem.
lwa_bapimepoitemx-po_item = '10'.
lwa_bapimepoitemx-po_itemx = 'X'.
lwa_bapimepoitemx-po_itemx = 'X'.
lwa_bapimepoitemx-material = 'X'.
lwa_bapimepoitemx-plant = 'X'.
lwa_bapimepoitemx-quantity = 'X'.
lwa_bapimepoitemx-po_unit = 'X'.
lwa_bapimepoitemx-orderpr_un = 'X'.
lwa_bapimepoitemx-acctasscat = 'X'.
lwa_bapimepoitemx-agreement = 'X'.
lwa_bapimepoitemx-agmt_item = 'X'.
lwa_bapimepoitemx-pricedate = 'X'.
lwa_bapimepoitemx-price_date = 'X'.
lwa_bapimepoitemx-preq_no = 'X'.
lwa_bapimepoitemx-preq_item = 'X'.
lwa_bapimepoitemx-no_rounding = 'X'.
APPEND lwa_bapimepoitemx TO li_bapimepoitemx.
DATA: lo_msg_handler TYPE REF TO cl_message_handler_mm.
CALL METHOD cl_message_handler_mm=>get_handler
    IMPORTING
      ex_handler = lo_msg_handler.
lo_msg_handler->remove_all( ).
lo_msg_handler->cleanup( ).
CALL FUNCTION 'BAPI_PO_CREATE1' "in background task
       EXPORTING
         poheader   = lwa_bapimepoheader
         poheaderx = lwa_bapimepoheaderx
         testrun    = 'X'
       NO_MESSAGING = c_x
       NO_MESSAGE_REQ = c_x
         no_authority = 'X'
       IMPORTING
         expheader = lwa_bapimepoheader
       TABLES
         return     = li_return
         poitem     = li_bapimepoitem
         poitemx    = li_bapimepoitemx
         conditions = li_conditions.
ENDIF.
Edited by: bhavani prasad kotharu on Aug 6, 2009 3:38 PM

10.5.6 update is installing updates in Previous System/Applications folder.

After updating from OS X 10.5.5 to 10.5.6 I discovered several of the updates were installed into Previous System/Applications rather than the Macintosh HD/Applications folder.
This resulted in Mail (3.1 build 914/933) quitting repeatedly which is when I discovered I had a newer version (3.5 Build 933) in the Previous System folder.
I then checked some of the other applications and further discovered that Spaces 1.0, Bluetooth 2.13, ical 3.06, Key Chain 4.0.2, X11 2.1.5 and Address Book 4.1.1 also installed to the Previous System folder.
I switched the applications between the two folders and everything seems to be working OK but is this going to mess things up when 10.5.7 comes around?

Just and update:
-Previously I had deleted the Previous Systems folder.-
I backed up my files and downloaded the massive 10.5.6 Combo update on top of the previous update. Restarted the computer and everything is working fine, all the newer versions of software are installed and running fine.
So a happy ending for today.

I just installed the Lion operating system, basically to upgrade my iPhone. I didn't realize that my Microsoft Office 2004 application would no longer work. I have been using Word for my writing and I receive most of my emails with Word attachments. I hav

I just installed the Lion operating system, basically to upgrade my iPhone. I didn't realize that my Microsoft Office 2004 application would no longer work. I have been using Word for my writing and I receive most of my emails with Word attachments. I have been using Apple products for years, always touting their reliability and customer service. I am not a techie, I just want to be able to do what I do on the computer and Apple always fulfilled my needs. Now I am told because of some operating system gobbledygook, I have to go out and purchase new software to use Word. This is despicable. I see no particular benefit to using Lion, but I do see a lot of detriments. Apple now seems to have turned into Microsoft, making software obsolete so they can make more money and to **** with the customer. You can be sure that my next computer will be a PC. I have completely lost confidence in Apple.

I seem to never tire of saying this. It was for Apple when they first announced 10.7 to disclose this. Yes, it was widely reported -- or rather, rumored -- but not by Apple. And many people who have gotten caught by this assumed that Apple itself would have told them beforehand about the loss of this very important feature which they had come to rely on. As far as I know, not even in fine print, does this appear anywhere on the Lion announcement or any of its links.
I am not saying Apple had to continue Rosetta in Lion, or forever, just that if it was going to be dropped, it should have been made known.
As relative "insiders" we should not forget that many people don't have the time, habit or interest to do this kind of research. I think it is a breach of trust that Apple has never directly made this announcement or given people the opportunity to decide beforehand if giving up their PPC apps for a new OS is a worthwhile tradeoff.

I want to install a third operating system on my macbook pro. I already have windows and i want install unix or linux in there. Is it possible??

I want to install a third operating system on my macbook pro. I already have windows and i want install unix or linux in there. Is it possible??

Yes, it's possible, but if your Windows system is on a Boot Camp partition then you have to first remove it. Then create however many partitions you want for the operating systems. You have OS X on one, so you need two more - one for Windows and one for Linux. You then install Windows and Linux separately to their respective partitions. Download rEFIt
Use it as the replacement bootloader so you can properly boot from each OS properly.

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