$SUDO cryptsetup luksFormat ${DEVICE}1
+If you want to make this volume to have a label (helpful for detecting the disk
+etc; downside: third parties can easily get the name), run this command:
+
+ $SUDO cryptsetup config ${DEVICE}1 --label ${DISK}
+
Open the encrypted volume and create the basic filesystem structure needed
to sync content:
> Disabling STANDBY on drive...
> couldn't find field acronym: STANDBY
> [perhaps a '--transport=<tn>' or '--vendor=<vn>' option is needed]
- * [ ] Mount/umount system volume supporting split partitoon scheme (`root`,
+ * [ ] Mount/umount system volume supporting split partiton scheme (`root`,
`var`, `home` etc).
+ * [ ] Try to detected the device partition (`/dev/sdb1` etc) based
+ on the LUKS2 label.
* [ ] Syncing:
* [ ] Syncing packages: a frontend to `apt-offline` that uses `git-annex`
repositories: getting, installing, cleaning. One node can request