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Old 27th December 2004, 10:17 PM
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Can't mount aes-cbc-256 cryptoloop partition

I upgraded to FC3 from a Gentoo Linux install (kernel 2.6.4 I think) and I can no longer mount my cryptoloop partition encrypted with aes-cbc-256. It seems that the AES module in FC3 is different: aes_i586 which I think is the optimized assembly module.

Is there a way I can downgrade to the old AES module and mount my aes-cbc-256 partition?

TIA.
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