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for starters
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!!!
Do not use ECFS. Use it for testing purposes only!
!!!
1. Compile ecfs for your current kernel:
$ cd /path/to/ecfs; make
2. Install
# cp ecfs.o /lib/modules/`uname -r`/fs
3. Start ECFS
# ./start-ecfs
Enter your key (at least 8 byte) and ECFS is loaded.
4. Use ECFS
# mount -t ecfs /dev/fd0 /mnt
All read/write to mnt are now crypted. You can use ext2tools
to handle ECFS partitions, like fsck.ext2 etc. Its Ext2 after all!
ECFS cant handle mmap(), so its not for your root-FS, its even
in development, so send feedback to stealth@segfault.net.
!!!
Since its in development, your data may be unreadable
when using ECFS.
Don't blame me, use tcfs or so if you want well-tested
CFS.
!!!
Stealth
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