Encrypting /home but not / leads to keyfile being written unencrypted to disk

[davidhaller]

If you set an encryption passphrase, this passphrase is only used to encrypt the / partition while all other partitions are encrypted via keyfile, which is stored somewhere under /etc. This way you don't have to enter your passphrase multiple times for each partition beeing unlocked.

But if / is chosen to not be encrypted, archinstall still uses keyfiles to encrypt the other partitions, and doesn't use the passphrase at all, which is not was most users would want.

[Torxed]

Thank you for bringing this to our attention, this will be fixed!