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I just tried cifs.ko compiled by Matan and that worked flawlessly.

mounted using

mount -t cifs -o username= //server_ip/share /home/user/MyDocs/mnt

I know I should use /mnt but that was not visible in the N900 filebrowser and symbolic links wont work under FAT.

Tested some media and it went great.

Unmounting is simple just use

umount /home/user/MyDocs/mnt

After installing libfuse2, truecrypt worked great!
thanks!

i get word unexpected error with mount.cifs when i try

sh /usr/lib/mount.cifs //server/multimedia /home/usr/MyDoc/Server

and how can i undo insmod cifs.ko

You need to COPY it to:
Once you copy it, then you can do a "insmod cifs.ko"

Nathan

please re read my post

Hi, the easiest (and only way I know) is with a reboot.

oh so it is not permanent patch of some sort.

as root should do the trick of unloading.
to permanently enable the module, do
this will trigger automatic loading of the cifs module at bootup.

How can encryption coexist with swap? Say you open a lot of apps and the result is that encrypted data (now unencrypted in memory) is moved to /dev/mmcblk0p3.

I know I'm being too paranoid here but is there a way to avoid that?