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From: Nick Ulen <uncle@wolfman.devio.us>
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Subject: geli,last sector
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According to man GELI(8) : "The last provider's sector is used to store 
metadata."
Are data from last sector stand out among all others random data?
Does this mean it is possible to define that some slice was encrypted 
exactly with use geli?

Regards,
Uncle