Currently I use Linux to do full disk encryption and have it setup where I can ssh into the box to remotely unlock the machine during boot, as it is a headless server. Since this doesn't seem possible with Windows, I plan on using my existing boot implementation using Linux's LUKS/dmcrypt boot sequence, but then use 'kexec' to chainload a Veracrypt Windows system partition, similar to what is discussed here:
http://superuser.com/questions/451035/does-a-windows-7-system-volume-encryption-tool-exist-that-allows-remote-unlockin/https://superuser.com/questions/451035/does-a-windows-7-system-volume-encryption-tool-exist-that-allows-remote-unlockin/
Since I already have everything locked down using the Linux LUKS/dmcrypt boot sequence, I want to be able to load the Veracrypt Windows system partition without user intervention. Is there any way to acheive this, either by using a blank password somehow, hard coding or piping the password into the Veracrypt bootloader, or using a resuce disk image to accomplish that?
