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On Thu, 1 Apr 2010 21:09:30 +0200, meino.cramer@×××.de wrote: |
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> So I have a lot of docs (specs of microcontrollers, howtos, programm |
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> and source code docs...etc) on my disk. |
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> This one part. |
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Those are fairly normal files. |
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> Then: I often transer videos from my DVB-T-receiver/recorder to my |
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> harddisk to cut out the advertising and to transcode the videos to |
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> somethings better than "ts" (transport streams), |
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These tend to be bigger, often in the GB range, so I'd use a separate |
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filesystem for them with XFS, which handles large files better in my |
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experience. |
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> Then I want something encrypted, either as a partition or as a files |
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> (carrying a encrypted fs), which I can copy to dvd and will be able |
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> to mount this dvd and use it without to have to copy the whole dvd |
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> first to harddisk before using it... |
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> Currently I am using encfs...(outdated?). What can I do use instead? |
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ecryptfs does much the same job as encfs but is in the kernel. |
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I'd say something like reiser3 for most areas and an XFS filesystem for |
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the videos would be a good starting point. I would strongly recommend you |
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use LVM and only set up volumes for what you need. That gives you extra |
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space to play with and even experiment with different filesystems to see |
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which work for you. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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