dmsetup-tc is a small utility that does what TrueCrypt(R) doesn't do:
mount encrypted system volumes. It does not work on other TrueCrypt(R)
volumes.


REQUIREMENTS
============

* You need libgcrypt (tested with version 1.2.4) and its development headers.
* Currently, a little-endian system is required.


HOW TO USE IT
=============

Suppose you've got encrypted system volumes (or just one, doesn't matter) on
/dev/sda, and you want to mount /dev/sda1. Then you just do the following (as
root):

    dmsetup-tc /dev/sda /dev/sda1 | dmsetup create foobar

This will create /dev/mapper/foobar which you can now mount just like a plain
old unencrypted partition.

Once you get tired of your filesystem and umount it, don't forget to get rid
of the mapped device afterwards:

    dmsetup remove foobar

That's all!


CONTRIBUTE
==========

dmsetup-tc is available via Git. For more information, visit
<http://repo.or.cz/dmsetup-tc.git>.


FEEDBACK
========

If anything breaks or you have suggestions, please let me know! Just send an
e-mail to <jk@jk.gs>. Thanks!

--Jan
