H. Peter Anvin wrote:
> www.kerneli.org is exactly that. Unfortunately, the U.S. doesn't
> merely restrict exports, but *re-*exports as well.
Hi. Forgive my bovine ignorance: I browsed thru the kerneli site and couldn't
find out exactly WHAT this beast does. Does it do filesystem-level
encryption? Or something else in addition to that?
Cya,
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