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>
> To have /boot unencrypted, you have to have a separate partition for just /boot, which is undesirable.

what a problem?

it is standard on ALL my instalations - just to have booting independent 
of configuration i make. i often put this (by using gmirror or making 
copies) on all disks so i don't have to care about disk numbering etc.