Markus Reichelt wrote: > I guess you really need experience with it :-) How hard can it be? I am not stupid by any means or measure, and it can be difficult for a person who does not have *all* the necessary information. Any process can be difficult to understand with important information missing. I think it is important to realize we all start from the beginning, without any prior knowldge on any subject of study, including encrypted filesystems. Nobody is born with how to use loop-AES, or Linux, or even how to tie their shoes, encoded into their genes. I did carefully RTFM several times, I did very carefully consider all the examples in loop-AES.README, and I do understand how to use the "regular" loop device. Still, I never used a *stack* of loop devices, and I still do not seem to understand how to stack the loops in the context of using two encrypted loops under loop-AES. I invite you to fill in all the details if you can. Anon - Linux-crypto: cryptography in and on the Linux system Archive: http://mail.nl.linux.org/linux-crypto/
