I have a computer meeting saturday to show off the powerbook g4 and morphos so I need some help.

My goal is to encrypt a partition, then format the encrypted partition with the iceFS.


I have an external usb hd 500gb.
partition0 has 80gb and is sfs. Its my backup.
The remaining 385gb is to be a truecrypt volume.
I used hdconfig to make it a partition and selected none for filesystem.

I select create a kryptos volume and select the partition using the rawdisk:/device/usbscsi.device/RDB/partition0 path.

When it is done I have a disk called kr0:

I then use iceconfig to try and format and setup kr0 for use with the ice filesystem and it just isn't working.

Is kryptos limited to the list of filesystems it offers during the creation of kr0?

Can I use the RDB/MBR/ filesystem option in kryptos to get around that?


Thanks

Nevermind. Persistance paid off finally.

Launch Kryptos.
Click create new or insert.
Where it says 'image file' open the requester box and use the RAWDISK: assign to find the raw partition.
When your done you should hae a drive called KR0:
Then you need to go into hdconfig (NOT iceconfig) and modify KR0: by making it a RDB drive and adding the icefilesystem as normal.
Then iceformat KR0: and your done.
I now have an encrypted partition that uses tthe ice filesystem.

Thanks! did'nt even know that worked :)