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I've been lurking around for a while, but I'm still not sure of one thing. That is, how can I support SD card encryption on SuSE 9.1? Is it possible? ...
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I've been lurking around for a while, but I'm still not sure of one thing. That is, how can I support SD card encryption on SuSE 9.1? Is it possible? If so how?
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- 04-04-2005 #2Linux User
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It would help me if I knew what the heck a SD card is, and why have you been lurking around here for awhile?
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- 04-04-2005 #3Linux Guru
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An SD card is a type of flash memory that some Digital cameras use, kinda like MMC/CompactFlash etc.
Originally Posted by zeeone It would help me if I knew what the heck a SD card is, and why have you been lurking around here for awhile?
As to how to encrypt stuff to it, i am not sure. can you encrypt the files on the computer then copy to the SD card?"I am not an alcoholic, alcoholics go to meetings"
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Oh a Ram disk/thumb disk and whatever they call em things. I see no reseason why you can not do this. They work the same way as a floppy/CD/HD do for file storage. I have seen some with encrypted folder space ready to go on them, password protected encrypted, nonencrypted. You may need to find the software that will work under Linux with the card, but yes it can be done.
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