truecrypt does not work

[Onyarian]

truecrypt.tcz.dep

fuse.tcz
gtk2.tcz
lvm2.tcz

all dependencies:

[Onyarian]

and finally:

/etc/group

root:x:0:
lp:x:7:lp
nogroup:x:65534:
staff:x:50:
audio:x:1000:tc
cdrom:x:1010:tc
vboxusers:x:100:tc
truecrypt:x:1100:tc                    <---------------------------------
scanner:x:80:tc
clamav:x:1002:

and
/etc/sudoers

#
# This file MUST be edited with the 'visudo' command as root.
#
# See the man page for details on how to write a sudoers file.
#
 
# Host alias specification

# User alias specification

# Cmnd alias specification
 
# User privilege specification
root    ALL=(ALL) ALL
tc   ALL=NOPASSWD: ALL
%truecrypt ALL=(root) NOPASSWD: /usr/local/bin/truecrypt                                 <---------------------------

I think that's all!

[Onyarian]

of course in

/opt/.filetool.lst

etc/group
etc/sudoers

Hope that all helps to you!

[manit123]

i got access to internet after a week hiatus.

Anyway ,  Onyarian - do you want to say that my password is improper . Had it been complicated enough the 'next' button shown in my screenshot would not remain grayed out ?

Or -  is it that i should see if fuse , gtk2 , lvm2 are mounted OR all dependencies in your attached screenshot should be mounted ?
Also /etc/group & /etc/sudoers shoud be same as quoted ?

[Onyarian]

Anyway ,  Onyarian - do you want to say that my password is improper . Had it been complicated enough the 'next' button shown in my screenshot would not remain grayed out ?

I don't know, but it works for me and my password has 26 letters, I tested with passwords of 8 letters and also works.

Or -  is it that i should see if fuse , gtk2 , lvm2 are mounted OR all dependencies in your attached screenshot should be mounted ?

just check that truecrypt.dep has those three dependencies.
the screenshot simply reflects the remaining dependencies that are added with this three and it's extracted from the information given in AppsBrowser, I've put it here for you to check that all dependencies are correctly mounted.

Also /etc/group & /etc/sudoers shoud be same as quoted ?

I think it was discussed a while, the sudoers was to avoid having to enter the administrator password, if I remember, I found it googling and for this reason I have put it.

The last thing I can tell you is that you should check that dm_crypt and dm_mod are loaded in lsmod.

tc@ord:~$ lsmod
Module                  Size  Used by    Tainted: P 
dm_crypt               16384  1
ipt_REJECT             12288  1
xt_state               12288  1
...
dm_mod                 40960  3 dm_crypt
...
parport_pc             24576  0
parport                24576  2 ppdev,parport_pc
loop                   16384 406
tc@ord:~$

In summary, It really works for me for a long time, and I have tried to tell you all my settings to see if it works for you imitating it.

I don't know in what more can I help you. Hope that finally works!

[manit123]

thanks Onyarian .
After installing fuse.tcz , lvm2.tcz , truecrypt.tcz , Everything works irrespective of password length.
Also dependencies shown in screenshot get mounted too.
I did not change any other file.

[manit123]

i saw clock on desktop in http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=15235.0;attach=3796

Can you tell me the app name ?

[curaga]

It looks like xonclock.

[Onyarian]

Yes, it's xonclock
settings:
/home/tc/.X.d/xonclock

xonclock &

/home/tc/.xonclockrc

#
# --- xonclock configuration file example ---
#
# 1) any comments are followed by '#' symbol
# 2) if there is no value after '=' then xonclock ignore it and uses
#    default internal value
# 3) to get full description of parameter may be set see xonclock manual page
# 4) to set any parameter use syntax: "param = value"
#

#
# path to clock skin
skin = /usr/local/share/xonclock/skins/chrome-128-bs.png

#
# base clock position:
# (TOP-LEFT | TOP-CENTER | TOP-RIGHT | MIDDLE-LEFT |
# MIDDLE-CENTER | MIDDLE-RIGHT | BOTTOM-LEFT |
# BOTTOM-CENTER | BOTTOM-RIGHT)
position = MIDDLE-RIGHT

#
# vertical and gorizontal offset (pixels)
offset-v =118
offset-h =

#
# length and width of hours hand (pixels)
hour-length =
hour-width =

#
# length and width of minutes hand (pixels)
minute-length =
minute-width =

#
# length and width of seconds hand (pixels)
second-length =
second-width =

#
# colors of clock hands
color-hour =                  # color in form R/G/B/A
color-minute =                # color in form R/G/B/A
color-second = 203/83/93/255  # color in form R/G/B/A

#
# seconds rendering flag
show-seconds = true

#
# how many seconds sleep before render the clock at startup
sleep =

#
# date rendering flag
show-date = false             # (true | false)

#
# date string params
date-font =                   # font name
date-color =                  # color in form R/G/B/A
date-format = %G-%m-%d        # date-render format
date-position =               # format the same as for
                              # position parameter (see above)
date-offset-v =               # pixels
date-offset-h =               # pixels
date-clip-format = %G-%m-%d   # how represent date string when
                              # copying to clipboard

#
# turn off override-redirect flag
no-winredirect = false        # (true | false)

#
# where the center of clock hands should be
hands-rotation-axis =         # X/Y pixels

#
# keep clock on top
top = false                   # (true | false)

#
# clock hands overlapping size
overlap =                     # pixels

#
# make clock movable
movable = true                # (true | false)

#
# use background (for skins with aplpha channel)
use-background = false        # (true | false)

#
# microsecond interval to wait until obscured
# windows have been refreshed (useful only if
# use-background = true) while retrieving new
# background
remerge-sleep = 5000

#
# to customize time zone
tz-hour = 0
tz-min = 0

#
# alpha channel threshold value
alpha-threshold = 127

[manit123]

I will try it .
Thank you.