kdave

I'm using a git snapshot from 20161010, memory usage is 4.5GiB after 6 days of uptime when I left the client running. I don't have sample numbers of how many...

Looks like the file `crypto/crc32c-pcl-intel-asm_64.o` is not among the linked objects. Can you please check (with V=1) that it gets built and also is present during the link phase? The...

The PCL implementation is used only with the builtin crypto backend (`configure --with-crypto=builtin`) and on glibc and when the target architecture is x86_64. There's probably some missing ifdef in the...

Does this still happen? I can't reproduce that.

Thanks, that brings some new information but no explanation yet. I don't see any relation between the crc32c asm and convert, no shared macros or build targets. In Makefile it's...

Please reopen or open a new issue if you have more information about the problem, I have no idea what could be wrong and this is the only report of...

Please explain how it's used for security, it was never meant for such use case so we don't have prior knowledge/specification of that.

So, the option is gone from kernel since 4.13 (year 2017, commit https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commit/0d0c71b317207082856f40dbe8a2bac813f49677), the kernel is out of LTSS support too. Implementing the functionality would be effectively starting from scratch...

So the argument is that the first megabyte has a known value and weakens encryption. I've verfied that filling the device with random data and then created the filesystem will...

Thanks for the insights. I don't see an easy way from filesystem POV to prevent the zero blocks to be stored so that it's impossible the detect them by statistical...