> > How did you do that ? (in details please !)
> Sigh. I've already killed a weekend playing with this new toy and now
I know, it's amazing the time that one can spend on configuring correctly
things that would appear simple at first sight (and to proof and test for
making a Howto ;-)
> you've got me composing a HOWTO on encrypting with a USB flash drive.
> I'll let you know when I've finished it.
Great, thanks!
(It's not that I'm a fanatic of encryption, far from that, but I'd not
appreciate if a robber had not only a costly hardware but also personnal
files/mails/...!)
> These are all RTFM questions. Download loop-AES
> (http://sourceforge.net/projects/loop-aes/) and read the README.
Thanks to confirm that it is not included in the kernel. That's what I first
thought, but I was doubting recently.
> It is true that you must choose between loop vs. loop-AES, but this
> isn't a big deal because loop-AES is a superset of the loop
> functionality and you'll still be able to mount normal loop files.
Thanks for this point too, I had not found this kind of information.
I'll take a look and try to make it work. (Until today, I was stuck on making
work compiled kernel, because of a stupid character in grub menu, maybe due
to a mistyping and then replicated by lots of copy/pastes...).
I still have a pb with USB : I've integrated USB drivers in the kernel (so,
no modules), and when I ever type a character on the standard keyboard (I
don't I've tried yet with a true external usb keyboard), the TC1K freezes,
and I can only go out of this situation thanks to long press on powerbutton,
or unplugging the power cord, after having removed the battery???
Does someone here have encountered this pb? And why this behaviour?
> > PS: If you're interested in, I'm working on a web site on the TC1K (in
> I've added it to http://www.handhelds.org/z/wiki/CompaqTabletLinks.
Thanks
Best regards
Mathieu
Received on Thu Aug 07 00:26:32 2003
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