because hot coffee, obligatory warning not to use this with windows secure boot. as it is right now it may allow some impossible permutations of hash and encryption algorithm if it builds at all and i have no means of testing so don't trash your disk and blame me. my goal isn't a windows boot application.<br>
on all platforms, there are some wx display format errors that i haven't got in to tediously fixing yet, but can be suppressed beyond the initial warning at startup. they're nothing to worry about, it's just a windows size parameter in most cases that's not adding up and wx falls back to a reasonable default drawing the windows. when i get the time, i'll make it right, but for now, it's not breaking anything functional or IDLH so that's the workaround i'm going with.<br><br>
as of now support for SHA-3 finalist BLAKE 512 is included, at 800,000 iterations.<br>
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-i had problems building security/truecrypt last week and while i was fixing the build i noticed some other things i wanted to fix, and i've always been interested in changing some things.<br>
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+i had problems building security/truecrypt some months ago and while i was fixing the build i noticed some other things i wanted to fix, and i've always been interested in changing some things.<br>
also, i have never been a fan of AES and i decided to take a crack at replacing it with a non-NIST cipher, so I spent a day merging in Camellia and adding a cipher chain using it instead of AES that while slow as balls is probably more secure.<br>
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UFS has been deprecated from this build, and replaced with ext3. you'd think that's strange for a freebsd application, but support for UFS was fairly broken, and i was able to get it reading and writing ext3 via the ext2fs kernel module, so if you haven't got it loaded already, kldload ext2fs before running nemesis.<br>