Re: TrueCrypt 7 with GUI and kernel crypto
 

So, how do I know which version of kernel power is installed?
Sorry, I took the TrueCrypt link from the page I saved.
I think it was the one you posted in the first post of this topic.

Re: TrueCrypt 7 with GUI and kernel crypto
 

I had this error trying to mount volume with ext4 filesystem.
I had to manually specify filesystem
Try adding --filesystem=XXX to the truecrypt command (where XXX is the FS in the truecrypt volume).

You can also decrypt the volume without mounting using --filesystem=none , and mount manually using mount command

Re: TrueCrypt 7 with GUI and kernel crypto
 

uname -r. And please, next time do your research on such simple questions. So, what cipher are you using for that volume?

Re: TrueCrypt 7 with GUI and kernel crypto
 

I am using version 7.1. Estel's wrapper keeps telling me xts is not supported and keeps setting -nokernelcrypto

But I'm using KP49 - is there anything else I need to add or enable for kernel crypto to work?

Re: TrueCrypt 7 with GUI and kernel crypto
 

nman, are you executing everything as a root? Otherwise, I haven't seen any situation, when it would fail to detect XTS support using latest (repositories) kernel.
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If it isn't source of Your problems, a dirty workaround would be to set up Your custom small script, that does:
... and run truecrypt.real (actual binary) after that. This way, You do exactly what wrapper does for You, *except* the part checking for kernel support and setting '-m nokernelcrypto' otherwise.

Just be sure, that You *really* have proper kernel with proper support. You can cat /proc/crypto to see supported modes. If any of things listed there got XTS in name, you're good to go.

/Estel

Re: TrueCrypt 7 with GUI and kernel crypto
 

Did you install the kernel-modules package as well? KP49 is pretty good about having most things built in, but this particular thing is a module. If you installed just the kernel and not the modules, and don't use some of the other advanced things (like h.e.n.) you may not have noticed that till now. :)

Re: TrueCrypt 7 with GUI and kernel crypto
 

IIRC, It'll only appear there if it the module is loaded. Thus, the best way to check is to take a look at /lib/modules/`uname -r` or to load it with modprobe.

Re: TrueCrypt 7 with GUI and kernel crypto
 

Thanks, I have modules installed...
No I wasn't running TC as root - when I do I don't get the error message from the wrapper.
Looks like that was it, but... when I run TC benchmark, results are the same.

I don't see xts when I do cat /proc/crypto...

Re: TrueCrypt 7 with GUI and kernel crypto
 

nman, as stated on the first page, you *must* run truecrypt as a root. Benchmark won't show the difference, but trust me, You'll feel it on real volumes, in form or "goddamnit" errors, as truecrypt normally expect XTs support.

/Estel

Re: TrueCrypt 7 with GUI and kernel crypto
 

Thanks, working great.
And holy carp what a difference - copying 2GB file to encrypted partition, as user - 28minutes.
as root, presumably with kernelcrypto - 2 minutes!!! (which works out to about 20Mb/sec, about the same as for unencrypted copying!

Just side note in my defense :) Nothing on the first page about running as root...(maybe there is in other thread started by Estel).. might want to add that in. (or merge the threads...)