I tried to edit this ticket I created. But somehow I'm not able to. This significant update below needs to be added to the benefits of Flatpak for the maintainers of VeraCrypt. • As maintainer, with Flatpak, you are able to distribute any type of applications with Flatpak. Including. But not limited to, system level, command line, desktop, utilities, or independent applications. When packaging the application, to set the access level, simply add one easy word to the Flatpak parameter "--filesystem="....
I tried to edit this ticket I created. But somehow I'm not able to. This significant update below needs to be added to the benefits of Flatpak for the maintainers of VeraCrypt. • As maintainer, with Flatpak, you are able to distribute any type of applications with Flatpak. Including. But not limited to, system level, command line, desktop, utilities, or independent applications. When packaging the application, to set the access level, simply add one easy word to the Flatpak parameter "--filesystem="....
Add VeraCrypt to Flathub repository
Same challenge here What resolved it for us was one of the following 3 options. Which option worked depends on the device and the present configuration of VeraCrypt: Option 1: If the VeraCrypt volume or VeraCryptle partition is presently mounted, Unmount it. Then try again to mount it. Option 2: Unmount all VeraCrypt volumes or VeraCrypt partitions. Fully exit VeraCrypt. Double check that VeraCrypt is not presently in memory. Start VeraCrypt. Try again to mount the volume or partition. Option 2:...
Add toggle button "Easy" or "Advanced" interface
Temporary workaround Summary Using VeraCrypt, create a new Container Volume, using Filesystem field set to None. Mount the Container with Do not mount filesystem option. Using Terminal, execute the appropriate mkfs command to manually and very carefully add the missing partition. Using VeraCrypt, unmount the Container, then mount it. The Container will open without error message :) Detailed Steps Below is the same temporary workaround as above. But with details if you're interested in those. Using...
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