Adds support for volume layout v1. #83
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Thanks, the patch looks pretty reasonable. I'll see if I can take it for a spin over the weekend. |
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Let me know if you need anything else from my side to merge this PR. |
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This PR adds support for mounting volumes created with version 5 of TrueCrypt (and maybe earlier). The main difference is the volume layout as there is a reserved space at the end of the volume to store hidden volume info, even when no hidden volume is present. With later TC versions, this is stored at the beginning of the volume instead.
I've made test files here (normal volume) and here (normal+hidden volume). The passwords are "test" for the normal volumes and "hidden" for the hidden volume. The current version of tc-play seems to be able to open both normal volumes, but mounting them will fail eventually because the start of volume offset is wrong.
It might be linked to #81 (not fixing it automatically though).