I have a HFS+ drive image encrypted in AES ... how do I mount that in linux? thanks.

what have you tried so far??

i'm not sure, but i think that if you have HFS support in your kernel, or if you have the appropriate module loaded, then it might simply be a matter of doing something kinda like:
i would imagine it would then prompt you for the password and stuff...

either way, like i said, i'm not really sure... my suggestion includes the "ro" (read-only) option cuz i don't want you to mess anything up!!

I tried:

I modprobe hfs and aes.

mount -t hfs -o loop,encryption=aes128 image.dmg /mnt/drive

It asked me for the pass, which I provided, and complained it was less then 20 characters. I ajusted make.conf temporarly and recompile util-linux to accept password as low as 5 characters. unfortunatly, it complained that either the password, the key lenght, or cypher was incorrect. When I "cat /proc/crypto", I realised AES only has between 16 and 32 key lenght support...

So much for that, I think I'll just burn a disk with the files on it, and transfer them like that instead of sending them encrypted over the net.

I'm using gentoo

thanks.