In case we are using MBR (main partition in /dev/sdb1 instead of using
directly /dev/sdb), if we unlock the key, only /dev/sdb appears.
We have to try to mount /dev/sdb (which is not possible) and then the
linux kernel start to see /dev/sdb1 (!).
The block device for the EV (Encrypted Volume) is always available to the OS, but its data are only after the device's unlocking (and only then the partition is available). OS is not refreshing the block device contents, until the 'mount' command is called.
Better synchronization with the OS in that matter would be desired.
The block device for the EV (Encrypted Volume) is always available to the OS, but its data are only after the device's unlocking (and only then the partition is available). OS is not refreshing the block device contents, until the 'mount' command is called.
Better synchronization with the OS in that matter would be desired.