I am having trouble using a disk image with an ntfs file system that was created with TrueCrypt 4.3a on Windows. Is this supported? Am I doing something wrong?
Attach seems to work ok, but the size is wrong: $ /usr/local/bin/ocutil attach -verbose file.img attach: outer volume password: attach: info: identifing outer volume... attach: info: volume: blocks = 5092737 block size = 512 size = 2607481344 bytes. attach: info: cipher: algorithm = Serpent-AES mode = LRW pkcs5 prf = HMAC-Whirlpool attach: info: cipher: master key = [...] attach: info: cipher: iv = [...] attach: info: outer volume identified. attach: info: trying to attach 'file.img' ... attach: info: attaching disk image 'file.img', please wait... attach: info: attached disk image 'file.img' to disk1 attach: info: seizing device disk1 via DiskArbitration. attach: info: reprobing device disk1 for success... attach: info: driver has been attached to device disk1 successfully. attach: debug: storage service returned rc=0 attach: attached OSXCrypt device disk2 attach: info: automounting volumes for device disk2 attach: info: unseizing device disk1 via DiskArbitration.
But no volumes are mounted.
$ diskutil -l /dev/disk1 #: type name size identifier 0: *10.4 GB disk1 /dev/disk2 #: type name size identifier 0: *2.4 GB disk2