RE: Encrypted ext2 fs

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Hi,

I'm using busybox 1.0 on my DBAU1550. Do you know a patch to apply on busybox code in order to use loop-aes ?

David

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De : linux-crypto-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:linux-crypto-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxx] De la part de Venkat Manakkal
Envoyé : jeudi 25 août 2005 16:45
À : linux-crypto@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Objet : Re: Encrypted ext2 fs

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Dear David,

David Sanchez wrote:
| Mr Venkat Manakkal recommends me to use the loop-aes in multi-key
| mode instead of dm-crypt because it is more secure. So I will use it
| on my kernel2.6.10 and with an ext2 fs.
|
| Thanks for all
|

You might also find the discussions on loop-aes on the Gentoo Forums at
forums.gentoo.org to be useful... just search for loop-aes. Gentoo now
installs the loop-aes patches for util-linux by default on the
development version (~x86 ~amd64 etc) and had an "emerge loop-aes" to
build the loop module for your installed kernel. Additional goodies such
as the hardened compiler etc make it a good choice for your server.

Best regards,

- ---Venkat.

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