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How is TrueCrypt in-place system drive encryption implemented?
TrueCrypt supports encrypting a system partition while operating system is running.
From the docs:
Note that TrueCrypt can encrypt an existing unencrypted system
partition/drive in-place while ...
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TrueCrypt - Large Files
I am encrypting a USB drive with TrueCrypt. It asks me if I am going to store files larger than 4gb:
Does this make any difference (apart from being able to store files larger than 4gb on the ...
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Truecrypt files corrupted after moving PC into another case
I recently bought a new PC case and transferred all of my PC hardware into it. The only hardware modification was the addition of two identical ram modules.
The entire process went smoothly, and ...
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TrueCrypt: NTFS or FAT?
The default file system for a TrueCrypt volume is FAT. Isn't NTFS more robust? What are the pros and cons of creating a TrueCrypt NTFS vs. FAT volume?
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How to determine file system of TrueCrypt volume?
If a volume file is created by TrueCrypt, how do we determine what is the file system that volume is formatted?
Because if the file created from Linux, it can be ext3, if Windows, NTFS, but also ...
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Criteria for low disk space warning on XP?
According to this article, it says the low disk space warning appears when there is less than 200MB of disk space. However, I find this not to be the case. Two test examples:
1) I create a 3GB ...
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Encryption, loop device and journaling file system on Linux
I've been reading up on tools like Truecrypt, loop-AES and Cryptoloop that use a "loop device" to create an encrypted disk volume within a file.
On the README page for loop-AES, it has this paragraph ...
