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Opening a Truecrypt Volume
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Coastie Posts: 26
18/07/2010
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Create a Truecrypt volume named test.tc Configure Truecrypt with extension manager to manage extension .tc
In parameters add this line: /v %1 /l T /a /p abcdefg /q background
Enable extension manager.
I have done this and the file does not automatically mount and open. The main truecrypt window opens, where I need to manually select the drive letter, and then manually enter the password.
Win7 x86
SyMenu 1.11
Truecrypt 6.3a
Does something specific need to be done other than using the parameters line, and enabling extensions?
What specifically does this reference? Configure Truecrypt with extension manager to manage extension .tc
I have Truecrype in the symenu, checked the Extension Manager box and added .tc in the window below the check mark.
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Gianluca Administrator Posts: 1274
19/07/2010
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Hello Coastie.
The example I posted in SyMenu manual was only to make understand how to use command parameters and not how to use Truecrypt with extension manager.
But, naturally, the trick works the same.
If you have to manually select the drive it means that the drive specified in command line is already mounted or used by the system (I means T: could be use only once. In the example /l T tell to Truecrypt to mount the file on drive T).
You have to manually enter the password because of two reasons:
- the password in command line is not correct;
- you manually have specified the unit so the password must be retyped.
So try to check the availability of T drive before making double click on your .tc file.
And please tell me if these advises solve your issue.
Gianluca
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Coastie Posts: 26
20/07/2010
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Yes, I was aware of all that 
T was available and I used the correct password.
No luck getting it to mount from SyMenu.
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