From: Millen, S. <smm...@ea...> - 2007-08-22 21:49:56
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I'm a long-time Windows user of Scramdisk and have now purchased a Linux box (Dell) with Ubuntu Feisty 7.04, determined to make the switch to Linux. I downloaded the deb file for Ubuntu 7.04, and also (when told it needed the Trolltech libqt3-mt dependency) the libqt3-mt library from the Ubuntu software universe: http://packages.ubuntu.com/feisty/libs/libqt3-mt After I did this, SD4L installed and opened apparently succesfully. But what I'm seeing is: a) I can create and open small (like floppy size, 1.4 megabyte) containers created by either SD4L or legacy Windows Scramdisk OK. b) I can open small (1 megabyte) containers created with TrueCrypt (on a Windows machine)=20 OK, irregardless of the algorithms chosen. c) Containers larger than floppy sized (I've tried down to 500 megabytes) cause the=20 OS to lock up completely requiring a hard reboot after entering the password and trying to mount. This is irregardless of the hash algorithm, encryption algorithm, or file format=20 chosen. It is also irregardless of whether the containers were created with SD4L or=20 whether they were created by TrueCrypt on a Windows machine. d) When walking away from a container creation for "large" containers, sometimes I come back to the desktop seeing that SD4L has closed in the process of container generation.=20 When attempting to create containers bigger than 2 gigabytes, I always get containers of=20 2.0 gigabytes irregardless of the size chosen. Needless to say, all these freeze up the OS=20 when I try to mount them as per above. I see on the Ubuntu forums that one other user has complained about not being able to=20 mount containers, and I also see here there is a problem with containers larger than 2=20 gigabytes. However, apparently some users are succesfully creating and using containers up to 2 gigabytes, which I can not. So...(and remember I'm a complete Linux newbie)...is there some other library or dependency that I've not fulfilled? Do I need to install something else? What am I doing wrong? |