No! The kerneli patches have been superceded by
the cryptoapi projects on sourceforge.net, which builds a
newer
version of everything in kerneli, but as a standalone
package
that does not require any kernel patching (it builds and
installs modules).
I am running an encrypted root on two notebook computers
using
the release that was made two days ago, and it works great.
You can download cryptoapi at http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/cryptoapi/.
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No! The kerneli patches have been superceded by
the cryptoapi projects on sourceforge.net, which builds a
newer
version of everything in kerneli, but as a standalone
package
that does not require any kernel patching (it builds and
installs modules).
I am running an encrypted root on two notebook computers
using
the release that was made two days ago, and it works great.
You can download cryptoapi at
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/cryptoapi/.