Marco Calamari wrote (05 Oct 2013 17:58:09 GMT) :
> One doubt; a corrupted encrypted volume id a really bad thing; is
> this feature stable from this standpoint?
At least it's not documented as experimental. I suggest asking the
cryptsetup maintainers, if you want a more authoritative answer :)
> Truecrypt volume header have no signature, and cannot be seen in any
> way; it is indistiguishable from binary noise.
> Truecrypts devices looks as unformatted empty devices or partitions,
> or noise-filles files.
OK, but then GNOME Disks and Nautilus could have a way to "this is
a TC volume, please unlock it".
Cheers,
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