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http://forums.fedoraforum.org – Hello! I had some sort of strange situation on my Fedora 16 system a few days ago. My current machine is about 3 months old and running fine. So, the problem described below was the first problem I've experienced. I use RealCrypt and I have a) an encrypted container (NO encrypted partition) on my local hard disk (with "ext4" if I'm not wrong) where I save my important data onto. b) an external hard disk with an encrypted partition (also "ext4"), where I backup the contents of the encrypted container once in a while using "rsync" Inside RealCrypt I also check (HowTos)

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