David Schneider

Whoops! No rush :)

This is shaping up very well!

The last thing I'd like to see is additions to the 17-encryption tests to handle no passwords (both with -k and without -k specified).

Considering how critical this is to users' data, I can't merge this unless there are tests in place to prove it works. Could you add tests to [17-encryption](https://github.com/Timvrakas/crouton/blob/encryption/test/tests/17-encryption) to stress...

@Timvrakas shouldn't be too complex (you can run the encryption tests on your device by dropping the repo outside your chroot and running `./test/run.sh 17`). If you need help, swing...

> Much simpler to just store some long random password in the home folder, then modify mount-chroot to read it out. The password would have to have as many bits...

I can make a branch release with this patch if you want to try it.

You can give it a shot by updating your chroot with `sudo CROUTON_BRANCH=nointeldrv crouton -u -n chrootname`

@kelchm @octopusnz does this branch fix things for either of you?

@octopusnz running `croutonversion` inside the chroot, or `sudo edit-chroot -all` from outside spit out the version strings, which include which branch was installed.