I have managed to make a VeraCrypt Traveler Disk fit on a 1.44 MB 3.5¨ floppy disk with 34 KB to spare using strong self-extracting compression. Now I want to minimize the overhead of the encrypted FAT container created on another second floppy disk. Allocating the full microfloppy capacity of 1.44 MB, the mounted VeraCrypt volume has a capacity reduction of -299 KB. This leaves less than 80 % of usable FAT12 space remaining on the disk. Is there any way to increase the portion of free space? Where...
I have managed to make a VeraCrypt Traveler Disk fit on a 1.44 MB 3.5¨ floppy disk with 34 KB to spare using strong self-extracting compression. Now I want to minimize the overhead of the encrypted FAT container created on another second floppy disk. Allocating the full microfloppy capacity of 1.44 MB, the mounted VeraCrypt volume has a capacity reduction of -299 KB. This leaves less than 80 % of usable FAT12 space remaining on the disk. Is there any way to increase the portion of free space? Where...
I have managed to make a VeraCrypt Traveler Disk fit on a 1.44 MB 3.5¨ floppy disk with 34 KB to spare using strong self-extracting compression. Now I want to minimize the overhead of the encrypted FAT container created on another second floppy disk. Allocating the full microfloppy capacity of 1.44 MB, the mounted VeraCrypt volume has a capacity reduction of -299 KB. This leaves less than 80 % of usable FAT12 space remaining on the disk. Is there any way to increase the portion of free space? Where...
I have managed to make a VeraCrypt Traveler Disk fit on a 1.44 MB 3.5¨ floppy disk with 34 KB to spare using strong self-extracting compression. Now I want to minimize the overhead of the encrypted FAT container created on another second floppy disk. Allocating the full microfloppy capacity of 1.44 MB, the mounted VeraCrypt volume has a capacity reduction of -299 KB. This leaves less than 80 % of usable FAT12 space remaining on the disk. Is there any way to increase the portion of free space? Where...
I have managed to make a VeraCrypt Traveler Disk fit on a 1.44 MB 3.5¨ floppy disk with 34 KB to spare using strong self-extracting compression. Now I want to minimize the overhead of the encrypted FAT container created on another second floppy disk. Allocating the full microfloppy capacity of 1.44 MB, the mounted VeraCrypt volume has a capacity reduction of -299 KB. This leaves less than 80 % of usable FAT12 space remaining on the disk. Is there any way to increase the portion of free space? Where...
The removal of the GNU GPL license and changed into a proprietary one to Green Gate Systems is interesting. Will more information be released concerning the new v8 features "the disk processing algorithms were highly optimized for speed and efficiency" and "deep action option was added"? What does this mean and what are these changes? What kind of future development based on v8 is planned, and will buying a v8-edition license also bring you free updates? Will the GNU GPL-licensed 7.1 code and releases...
The removal of the GNU GPL license and changed into a proprietary one to Green Gate Systems is interesting. Will more information be released concerning the new v8 features "the disk processing algorithms were highly optimized for speed and efficiency" and "deep action option was added"? What does this mean and what are these changes? What kind of future development based on v8 is planned, and will buying a v8-edition license also bring you free updates?
I am getting the same issue. It helps if you restart Ultra Defragmenter between runs. Hopefully this is fixed in the next update. (using Windows 10)