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05-07-2015, 09:55 PM
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I have just discovered that I am unable to encrypt a bootable clone because it does not contain a recovery partition. How strange is that. I've researched this on the web and it appears to be a big technical PITA to get a recovery partition on it.
Would it be possible for SD to have an option to clone the recovery partition over to a bootable clone so that it would be possible to simply encrypt it from the Finder? Also when cloning a FV2 hard drive does the System decrypt everything on the fly as SD calls for it? 
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