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  • Followup: RE: Using the library on a native file?

    Alvaro, You hit the target, my friend. Encription is on my list too, but I was going step by step... Saludos de Brasil, Nilo.

    2012-02-16 10:59:22 PST by npaim

  • Followup: RE: Using the library on a native file?

    Ok, I got the idea. Unfortunately I can't help on that, sorry. Maybe Michael or Lennart can help here? If I need to implement something similar I should go with AES encrypted contents inside the file. Greetings, Alvaro Chile.

    2012-02-16 10:55:25 PST by lino_utfsm

  • Followup: RE: Using the library on a native file?

    Hummmmmm Thanks for your prompt response, lino_utfsm! I guess I wasn't clear in my question... I want to create a native file and use it as a "disk", with its contents managed by efsl. My intention is protect some sensible files from the "outside" world. The users will need my software in order to gain access to the files I'll put inside this "disk". Can...

    2012-02-16 10:42:10 PST by npaim

  • Followup: RE: Using the library on a native file?

    Sure! The format function provided is for reference and uC use. I have used Linux and Windows to format SD using fat32.

    2012-02-16 10:20:32 PST by lino_utfsm

  • Using the library on a native file?

    Hi All, Can I create a "disk" on a native file (Linux/Windows) and access its contents as a FAT partition using efsl? TIA, Nilo Delevoper - Brazil.

    2012-02-16 10:00:29 PST by npaim

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