I use truecrypt since 3.0 for my personnal 2"5 drive.
However, being a debian user at home while using windows at work (I know, I know), I find it boring to recompile the truecrypt kernel module each time the kernel package is updated.
The last month, I decided to have a try with FreeOTFE:
- it supports natively luks partition
- combined with ext2 IFS it gives me a nice interoperable solution
without having to be limited by the 4G FAT32 limit
- mounted on my debian box I can rsync my datas without problems.
Considering UI integration, it looks less mature than truecrypt and I experienced some problem after a..hum.. abrupt windows hibernation.
An fsck was needed... But apart this problems it looks good.
Is anybody using FreeOTFE there? And is anybody having bad/good experience with that tool?
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I use truecrypt since 3.0 for my personnal 2"5 drive.
However, being a debian user at home while using windows at work (I know, I know),
I find it boring to recompile the truecrypt kernel module each time the kernel
package is updated.
The last month, I decided to have a try with FreeOTFE:
- it supports natively luks partition
- combined with ext2 IFS it gives me a nice interoperable solution
without having to be limited by the 4G FAT32 limit
- mounted on my debian box I can rsync my datas without problems.
Considering UI integration, it looks less mature than truecrypt and ..hum.. abrupt windows hibernation.
I experienced some problem after a
An fsck was needed... But apart this problems it looks good.
Is anybody using FreeOTFE there?
And is anybody having bad/good experience with that tool?