Hi,
I don't know if this is the better list to ask it, if not say me :-)
I want to use deflate module but I can't.
I can use other modules without problems:
pinux:/mnt/dades# losetup -e aes-256 /dev/loop0 prova.ext2
Password:
pinux:/mnt/dades#
the modules that I have load are:
cryptoloop 3200 1
aes 31392 1
(I am using Debian Sid with loop-aes-utils package, version 2.12a-1; and
Kernel 2.6.6-rc3)
Now, I want to use deflate module to compress some file system:
pinux:/mnt/dades# losetup -e deflate /dev/loop0 prova.ext2
Password:
ioctl: LOOP_SET_STATUS: Invalid argument, requested cipher or key length
(128 bits) not supported by kernel
pinux:/mnt/dades#
I have tried with deflate-0, deflate-256, etc.
Are there any way to use deflate module to compress a file system in "real
time" with write support? (not read-only, I can use the loopcompress
module)
Thank you for your attention, and excuse me my bad and quickly English :-)
I will try with Kernel 2.4.26, and the patches, etc. but if somebody knows
anything tell me :-)
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