Jari, et alia:
Is there any reason for me to think that LoopAES would not work if used
with a Linux installation that is installed under Parallels or VMware on a
Mac?
Generally my MacOS home directory is encrypted with AES-128 (by MacOS,
as it is built into the OS as "FileVault"), but once I get an Intel Mac, I
would like to be able to have LoopAES running, in case I move the virtual
drive to a non-MacOS encrypted drive.
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