On Wed, Jan 18, 2017 at 11:08:22PM -0500, Mike Gerwitz wrote: > Using an ephemeral key for swap (that is: a temporary key that is > randomly generated and never stored) is preferred: when you unmount it, > the data won't be recoverable. >
I just wanted to say that this can break suspend-to-disk, and so if someone is going to make a note of something in the manual, said breakage should also be mentioned, but if suspend-to-disk isn't needed, this is the ideal option. I also want to mention that I seem to recall there is a way to get the kernel to store suspend-to-disk info somewhere other than root, but I don't recall the method, but I do recall it being a bit annoying to setup.
