Last I heard this was not installable on Suse 11.0 because of conficts. Is this still true? If it isn’t, could someone put together a clear and verified method for installing it?
Thanks.
Last I heard this was not installable on Suse 11.0 because of conficts. Is this still true? If it isn’t, could someone put together a clear and verified method for installing it?
Thanks.
i installed it fine, but it doesn’t display.
apparently this is because it uses an incompatible version of wxwidgets/cygwin.
so a friend removed the one of the versions and then everything worked hunky dory.
I’ve been using version 6.0a (64 bit) right from Truecrypt’s website for some time now without any problem. It works great. I can’t recall having any problems with it.
Do you happen to remember how you installed it?
Here is what I did :
Download the truecrypt version for OpenSuSE to your desktop, for instance :
truecrypt-6.1a-opensuse-x86.tar.gz
Untar it in Konsole mode (or in a text session) :
***cd Desktop
tar xvzf truecrypt-6.1a-opensuse-x86.tar.gz
You now have this (x86 version) :
truecrypt-6.1a-setup-opensuse-x86
which is a script file. Run it by typing :
*** bash truecrypt-6.1a-setup-opensuse-x86***
And bingo ! Truecrypt is installed, something you can easily check by just typing :
truecrypt
Looks like this 6.1a version is graphical, though not as thorough (yet) as the Windows one.
Have fun !
I just accessed a 70 GB truecrypt file that I had created on Windows (NTFS, of course) and things seem to work fine with the graphic interface :
From now on, double-clicking on the icon “20” in that Truecrypt windows opens your crypted “volume”, that you can use just like any Linux directory. Copying data out decrypts it on-the-fly.
Please remember that you will have to supply the administrator’s password again to dismount the truecrypt “volume” unless you want to keep it until you shut down the system.