On Tue, Jun 27, 2017 at 10:34:45AM +0200, Erwan David wrote: > Le 06/27/17 à 10:16, Hans a écrit : > > Hi! > > I believe, first of all is to check, how youz device is seen at the usb-port. > > > > As root start "tail -f /var/log/syslog" and then plugin your device. Check the > > messages. > > > > When you know the device, check the partionin. Just start "fdisk" and print > > out your partitions. Be careful, not to change anything! > > > > End fdisk, then open your encrypted partition (i.e. sdc3) using > > "cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sdc3 somename" and enter your correct password. > > > > The term "somename" can freely be chosen, I personally are using something > > like "usr2" or "home2" whatever. > > > > When your device is opened, you can mount it somewhere, I am using > > either "/mnt" or create a new directory (i.e. /disk1) > > > > So, mount it using "mount /dev/mapper/somename /mnt". > > > > It won't work : the disk is an lvm volume (as said in first message), so > there is some lvm stuff to do before this. Sorry I do not know lvm to > give the right commands to use. When the drive is LVM it should me mapped to /dev/mapper/ automatically after being opened by cryptsetup, you can then mount it like so: "mount /dev/mapper/volume_name /mnt"
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