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--- nas:truenas:encrypted_boot-pool_with_zbm [2024/10/28 00:21] – admin
+++ nas:truenas:encrypted_boot-pool_with_zbm [2025/06/06 20:51] (current) – admin
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 This is adapted from the [Debian bookworm instructions for ZBM](https://docs.zfsbootmenu.org/en/v2.3.x/guides/debian/bookworm-uefi.html)
+## Preparation
+Add an ssh key to the __root__ acount. Log in using ssh to the `root` account.
+`sudo` does not allow chroot anymore.
 ## Update a TrueNAS System that uses ZBM
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 ```bash
-sudo -s
+zfs list
+# find the latest TrueNAS version
 export ID=<new release version>
+```
+```bash
 mkdir -p /mnt/update
 mount -t zfs boot-pool/ROOT/${ID} /mnt/update
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 ### Create an encrypted boot-pool on one of the mirrored boot disks and copy the TrueNAS system
-Start an SSH session with the admin account:
+Start an SSH session with the `root` account:
 ```bash
-sudo -s
-# Enter admin's password
 export ID=$(cat /etc/version)
 # for sdx drives
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 Unlock and start TrueNAS.
 If it works as expected convert the second mirror boot device to a mirror device for the now encrypted boot-pool.
-Again open an SSH connection as the admin user:
+Again open an SSH connection as the `root`user:
 ```bash
-sudo -s
 export ID=$(cat /etc/version)
 # for sdx drives