Steve Wray wrote: > 1. am I going to need a patched losetup? The one on mandrake 9. > doesn't seem to like the -I option. > The one that comes with Mandrake 9 is; > losetup-2.11u-1mdk That version is intended to be used with loop-AES versions v1.7b or later, but it should work ok with older versions too. Some losetup/mount options may be missing from Mandrake shipped losetup/mount. "make tests" requires -I option so that will not work with that Mandrake losetup. OK, so don't run "make tests", or apply included patch and then run "make tests". > 2. I don't think that running 'make' should do any installation > work... 'make install' after 'make' is preferable. Yes, "make install" would be better. However, there was a problem getting all supported kernel Makefiles to jump back to build directory with correct make definitions. If I remember correctly, 2.2.x kernels were the troubled ones. It made more sense to make all behave the same way. Regards, Jari Ruusu <jari.ruusu@xxxxxxxxxx> --- Makefile.old Fri Jan 17 17:50:29 2003 +++ Makefile Sun Mar 16 19:01:17 2003 @@ -126,31 +126,22 @@ make test-part2 CT=twofish128 LOINIT=0 MD=1bbe4e390506e708069908488aef6b89 make test-part2 CT=twofish192 LOINIT=0 MD=f559e00063037915f6954bfadbc69895 make test-part2 CT=twofish256 LOINIT=0 MD=a723114923e3a47a38dc24d9a254514a - make test-part2 CT=twofish128 LOINIT=1 MD=170c0a2beb5b4c89134f33ccb091a007 - make test-part2 CT=twofish192 LOINIT=1 MD=0b60d13abd281d614ecee0bc4c900093 - make test-part2 CT=twofish256 LOINIT=1 MD=745b32fcb8dc700d26134d4fa8785063 modprobe loop_serpent make test-part2 CT=serpent128 LOINIT=0 MD=b650d1b582e406907ce6e5ebf31e9c94 make test-part2 CT=serpent192 LOINIT=0 MD=883ca73b8454968860b4f1400acc2c51 make test-part2 CT=serpent256 LOINIT=0 MD=4eea7d7e4115de8ced74db11cd5098b7 - make test-part2 CT=serpent128 LOINIT=1 MD=ca1e8d1d69f6cb6e925f460209f4ef3e - make test-part2 CT=serpent192 LOINIT=1 MD=986744ffa90f742a18de11d12ba0df8c - make test-part2 CT=serpent256 LOINIT=1 MD=0d95a28ce0dce2a7732bf4c3cf647058 modprobe loop_blowfish make test-part2 CT=blowfish128 LOINIT=0 MD=588b29ee55b8a608a69364d749d4df39 make test-part2 CT=blowfish192 LOINIT=0 MD=a0cc2776d49b9cce019041cf829b1f18 make test-part2 CT=blowfish256 LOINIT=0 MD=c854e1cac80e0a94505b65031b2cb426 - make test-part2 CT=blowfish128 LOINIT=1 MD=cb93ab6a0f8d9f58b4e4ab6ec5e271b3 - make test-part2 CT=blowfish192 LOINIT=1 MD=ae35ed6ae17c554546facf4477baf4be - make test-part2 CT=blowfish256 LOINIT=1 MD=9f86ad1bd89ae7ccb9ed4d5e5661e059 rm -f test-file[1234] @echo "*** Test results ok ***" test-part2: - echo 12345678901234567890 | losetup -p 0 -e $(CT) -I $(LOINIT) $(TLD) test-file1 + echo 12345678901234567890 | losetup -p 0 -e $(CT) $(TLD) test-file1 dd if=/dev/zero of=$(TLD) bs=1024 count=10 conv=notrunc losetup -d $(TLD) - echo 12345678901234567890 | losetup -p 0 -e $(CT) -I $(LOINIT) $(TLD) test-file1 + echo 12345678901234567890 | losetup -p 0 -e $(CT) $(TLD) test-file1 dd if=$(TLD) of=test-file4 bs=10240 count=1 losetup -d $(TLD) md5sum test-file1 >test-file2 - Linux-crypto: cryptography in and on the Linux system Archive: http://mail.nl.linux.org/linux-crypto/
