I'm working on a new feature for EasyCrypt but this is more of a File Manager related question.
I've added a way to mount a memory card that has been completely formatted as a Truecrypt device. Yes, the device complains that the card is corrupted and unusable, but it's actually completely encrypted.
For example, Truecrypt will mount /dev/mmcblk1p1 as a /dev/mapper device, which then would logically (preferably) be mounted on /media/mmc1.
However, although File Manager sees "Removable memory card" it does not see it mounted, presumably because it's not actually mounted directly, but rather as a Device Mapper device.
Thus, it's not really usable. You'd have to mount the Truecrypt device elsewhere for it to be visible and usable. I'd like to make it friendly and have it usable as "Removable memory device" so the casual user won't have to worry about how or where to mount it.
Is there a trick or hack around this issue? I know there's replacement file managers out there but I want to do this as close to native as possible.
I've added a way to mount a memory card that has been completely formatted as a Truecrypt device. Yes, the device complains that the card is corrupted and unusable, but it's actually completely encrypted.
For example, Truecrypt will mount /dev/mmcblk1p1 as a /dev/mapper device, which then would logically (preferably) be mounted on /media/mmc1.
However, although File Manager sees "Removable memory card" it does not see it mounted, presumably because it's not actually mounted directly, but rather as a Device Mapper device.
Thus, it's not really usable. You'd have to mount the Truecrypt device elsewhere for it to be visible and usable. I'd like to make it friendly and have it usable as "Removable memory device" so the casual user won't have to worry about how or where to mount it.
Is there a trick or hack around this issue? I know there's replacement file managers out there but I want to do this as close to native as possible.