How do I install Truecrypt?












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I have a Windows 7 machine with Truecrypt. I installed Ubuntu 12.04 with the intention of converting to an Ubuntu only machine but I can't install Truecrypt on Ubuntu.



I have been looking through the forums and have followed all advice to the letter and still Truecrypt doesn't work; I have only a non-functional icon in "dash". Should I uninstall Ubuntu and start over (ie reinstall)? I love Ubuntu and greatly appreciate your efforts on this forum.










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  • How did you install? What have you tried?

    – Mitch
    Aug 12 '12 at 10:21











  • No need to Re-Install entire Ubuntu OS for Truecrypt , please provide info as in above asked by Mitch.

    – atenz
    Aug 12 '12 at 12:25











  • I downloaded Truecrypt for linux, 32 bit. Following various methods, I checked "open with archive manager" or "save file", then on Ubuntu 12.04 I tried "run in terminal" or "run". I am not new to Truecrypt and in all cases I followed all instructions. Nothing worked even though the advice was for other people and it worked for them. I shoul add that I uninstalled Truecrypt in windows and with each failed install in Ubuntu I uninstalled the download and started over with someone else's method (as described above). Again, thank you for your help.

    – Duanek
    Aug 12 '12 at 17:18
















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I have a Windows 7 machine with Truecrypt. I installed Ubuntu 12.04 with the intention of converting to an Ubuntu only machine but I can't install Truecrypt on Ubuntu.



I have been looking through the forums and have followed all advice to the letter and still Truecrypt doesn't work; I have only a non-functional icon in "dash". Should I uninstall Ubuntu and start over (ie reinstall)? I love Ubuntu and greatly appreciate your efforts on this forum.










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  • How did you install? What have you tried?

    – Mitch
    Aug 12 '12 at 10:21











  • No need to Re-Install entire Ubuntu OS for Truecrypt , please provide info as in above asked by Mitch.

    – atenz
    Aug 12 '12 at 12:25











  • I downloaded Truecrypt for linux, 32 bit. Following various methods, I checked "open with archive manager" or "save file", then on Ubuntu 12.04 I tried "run in terminal" or "run". I am not new to Truecrypt and in all cases I followed all instructions. Nothing worked even though the advice was for other people and it worked for them. I shoul add that I uninstalled Truecrypt in windows and with each failed install in Ubuntu I uninstalled the download and started over with someone else's method (as described above). Again, thank you for your help.

    – Duanek
    Aug 12 '12 at 17:18














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I have a Windows 7 machine with Truecrypt. I installed Ubuntu 12.04 with the intention of converting to an Ubuntu only machine but I can't install Truecrypt on Ubuntu.



I have been looking through the forums and have followed all advice to the letter and still Truecrypt doesn't work; I have only a non-functional icon in "dash". Should I uninstall Ubuntu and start over (ie reinstall)? I love Ubuntu and greatly appreciate your efforts on this forum.










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I have a Windows 7 machine with Truecrypt. I installed Ubuntu 12.04 with the intention of converting to an Ubuntu only machine but I can't install Truecrypt on Ubuntu.



I have been looking through the forums and have followed all advice to the letter and still Truecrypt doesn't work; I have only a non-functional icon in "dash". Should I uninstall Ubuntu and start over (ie reinstall)? I love Ubuntu and greatly appreciate your efforts on this forum.







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  • How did you install? What have you tried?

    – Mitch
    Aug 12 '12 at 10:21











  • No need to Re-Install entire Ubuntu OS for Truecrypt , please provide info as in above asked by Mitch.

    – atenz
    Aug 12 '12 at 12:25











  • I downloaded Truecrypt for linux, 32 bit. Following various methods, I checked "open with archive manager" or "save file", then on Ubuntu 12.04 I tried "run in terminal" or "run". I am not new to Truecrypt and in all cases I followed all instructions. Nothing worked even though the advice was for other people and it worked for them. I shoul add that I uninstalled Truecrypt in windows and with each failed install in Ubuntu I uninstalled the download and started over with someone else's method (as described above). Again, thank you for your help.

    – Duanek
    Aug 12 '12 at 17:18



















  • How did you install? What have you tried?

    – Mitch
    Aug 12 '12 at 10:21











  • No need to Re-Install entire Ubuntu OS for Truecrypt , please provide info as in above asked by Mitch.

    – atenz
    Aug 12 '12 at 12:25











  • I downloaded Truecrypt for linux, 32 bit. Following various methods, I checked "open with archive manager" or "save file", then on Ubuntu 12.04 I tried "run in terminal" or "run". I am not new to Truecrypt and in all cases I followed all instructions. Nothing worked even though the advice was for other people and it worked for them. I shoul add that I uninstalled Truecrypt in windows and with each failed install in Ubuntu I uninstalled the download and started over with someone else's method (as described above). Again, thank you for your help.

    – Duanek
    Aug 12 '12 at 17:18

















How did you install? What have you tried?

– Mitch
Aug 12 '12 at 10:21





How did you install? What have you tried?

– Mitch
Aug 12 '12 at 10:21













No need to Re-Install entire Ubuntu OS for Truecrypt , please provide info as in above asked by Mitch.

– atenz
Aug 12 '12 at 12:25





No need to Re-Install entire Ubuntu OS for Truecrypt , please provide info as in above asked by Mitch.

– atenz
Aug 12 '12 at 12:25













I downloaded Truecrypt for linux, 32 bit. Following various methods, I checked "open with archive manager" or "save file", then on Ubuntu 12.04 I tried "run in terminal" or "run". I am not new to Truecrypt and in all cases I followed all instructions. Nothing worked even though the advice was for other people and it worked for them. I shoul add that I uninstalled Truecrypt in windows and with each failed install in Ubuntu I uninstalled the download and started over with someone else's method (as described above). Again, thank you for your help.

– Duanek
Aug 12 '12 at 17:18





I downloaded Truecrypt for linux, 32 bit. Following various methods, I checked "open with archive manager" or "save file", then on Ubuntu 12.04 I tried "run in terminal" or "run". I am not new to Truecrypt and in all cases I followed all instructions. Nothing worked even though the advice was for other people and it worked for them. I shoul add that I uninstalled Truecrypt in windows and with each failed install in Ubuntu I uninstalled the download and started over with someone else's method (as described above). Again, thank you for your help.

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If you prefer to install from a ppa you can use this one for Ubuntu 12.04:



sudo add-apt-repository ppa:michael-astrapi/ppa
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install truecrypt


And to remove it:



sudo apt-get install ppa-purge
sudo ppa-purge ppa:michael-astrapi/ppa


In the past others have used different PPA: link here






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  • No longer working for me :(

    – Karel Bílek
    Jun 1 '16 at 12:26



















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I had similar issues on ubuntu 12.04 & installing truecrypt 7.1



however finally what worked was simply:



tar xzvf truecrypt*.gz  



  • this extracted the file truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86 in the same directory.


Then I ran the command:



./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86


This will install everything perfectly.



sunil






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  • Thank you. I had run into problems with the other solutions (using a repository and apt-get), but this is the one solution that worked. Thank you.

    – Terry
    May 14 '14 at 21:08



















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I'll break it down, although I'm verbose, this is the simplest way.



Go to http://www.truecrypt.org/downloads



Scroll down to Linux and select the Standard version that matches your bit depth (32-bit or 64-bit) and download it.



After the download completes, Double click on the downloaded file and it should automatically open with the Archive Manager.



At the top of the Archive Manager, click Extract and select a destination folder, I picked Downloads



Press the Start button on your keyboard (The button between the left Ctrl & Alt) and type the word Terminal and press the enter key.



Here you will type commands inside terminal:
You'll need to Change Directory (CD) to where you extracted the truecrypt setup file, if you followed my example, it would be this (note your path is case sensitive):



cd Downloads


To start the install, highlight and copy one of these commands and paste it into the Terminal window. (to paste, right click and select paste).



For 64 bit:



./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x64


For 32 bit:



./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86


You then shuold get a xmessage window with an option at the bottom to Install TrueCrypt, click it.



The next window will be an xmesssage License message, click I accept and agree to be bound by the license terms



The next window will tell you how to uninstall it, if you don't plan on uninstalling it, you can skip this information.



The last window will be titled TrueCrypt Setup and have the information where it installed and will finish with Press Enter to exit... I recommend you press enter.



You're done.



Press the Start button again and type TrueCrypt, (capitalization unimportant) and press enter to open



Tip: If you want it on your unit bar, simply use your mouse to drag the TrueCrypt icon to your unity bar.



Note: if you have an unconventional keyboard layout with no 'Start' you could open Terminal from the 'Dash Home' in the side-bar.






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    To install Truecrypt from http://namhuy.net/889/how-to-install-truecrypt-on-ubuntu.html



    $ wget http://www.truecrypt.org/download/truecrypt-7.1a-linux-x86.tar.gz
    $ tar xzvf truecrypt*.tar.gz
    $ ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86


    Create truecrypt key:



    $ truecrypt --create-keyfile /etc/tc.key 
    --hash=Whirlpool
    --random-source=/dev/urandom


    Change permissions for truecrypt key



    $ chown 600 /etc/tc.key





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      Another PPA is available here.



      sudo add-apt-repository ppa:stefansundin/truecrypt
      sudo apt-get update
      sudo apt-get install truecrypt


      This version also includes an application indicator menu in the Ubuntu title bar.



      At the time of this answer's last edit, the version available is 7.1a.






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        The latest version of TrueCrypt works perfectly on Ubuntu 12.04 and all later versions of Ubuntu provided that you install all of its required dependencies. In Ubuntu 12.04 and later, open the terminal and type.



        sudo apt-get install bzr libncurses5-dev gcc debhelper devscripts dpatch


        Then install TrueCrypt the usual way with tar xzvf truecrypt*.gz followed by either ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x64 (for 64-bit OS) or ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86 (for 32-bit OS).



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          TrueCrypt development ended 5/2014.



          VeraCrypt is a forked replacement for TrueCrypt and can be found at CodePlex. There is also a PPA available which can be found there as well.






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            If you prefer to install from a ppa you can use this one for Ubuntu 12.04:



            sudo add-apt-repository ppa:michael-astrapi/ppa
            sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install truecrypt


            And to remove it:



            sudo apt-get install ppa-purge
            sudo ppa-purge ppa:michael-astrapi/ppa


            In the past others have used different PPA: link here






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            • No longer working for me :(

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            If you prefer to install from a ppa you can use this one for Ubuntu 12.04:



            sudo add-apt-repository ppa:michael-astrapi/ppa
            sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install truecrypt


            And to remove it:



            sudo apt-get install ppa-purge
            sudo ppa-purge ppa:michael-astrapi/ppa


            In the past others have used different PPA: link here






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            If you prefer to install from a ppa you can use this one for Ubuntu 12.04:



            sudo add-apt-repository ppa:michael-astrapi/ppa
            sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install truecrypt


            And to remove it:



            sudo apt-get install ppa-purge
            sudo ppa-purge ppa:michael-astrapi/ppa


            In the past others have used different PPA: link here






            share|improve this answer















            If you prefer to install from a ppa you can use this one for Ubuntu 12.04:



            sudo add-apt-repository ppa:michael-astrapi/ppa
            sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install truecrypt


            And to remove it:



            sudo apt-get install ppa-purge
            sudo ppa-purge ppa:michael-astrapi/ppa


            In the past others have used different PPA: link here







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            I had similar issues on ubuntu 12.04 & installing truecrypt 7.1



            however finally what worked was simply:



            tar xzvf truecrypt*.gz  



            • this extracted the file truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86 in the same directory.


            Then I ran the command:



            ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86


            This will install everything perfectly.



            sunil






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            • Thank you. I had run into problems with the other solutions (using a repository and apt-get), but this is the one solution that worked. Thank you.

              – Terry
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            I had similar issues on ubuntu 12.04 & installing truecrypt 7.1



            however finally what worked was simply:



            tar xzvf truecrypt*.gz  



            • this extracted the file truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86 in the same directory.


            Then I ran the command:



            ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86


            This will install everything perfectly.



            sunil






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            • Thank you. I had run into problems with the other solutions (using a repository and apt-get), but this is the one solution that worked. Thank you.

              – Terry
              May 14 '14 at 21:08














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            I had similar issues on ubuntu 12.04 & installing truecrypt 7.1



            however finally what worked was simply:



            tar xzvf truecrypt*.gz  



            • this extracted the file truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86 in the same directory.


            Then I ran the command:



            ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86


            This will install everything perfectly.



            sunil






            share|improve this answer















            I had similar issues on ubuntu 12.04 & installing truecrypt 7.1



            however finally what worked was simply:



            tar xzvf truecrypt*.gz  



            • this extracted the file truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86 in the same directory.


            Then I ran the command:



            ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86


            This will install everything perfectly.



            sunil







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            • Thank you. I had run into problems with the other solutions (using a repository and apt-get), but this is the one solution that worked. Thank you.

              – Terry
              May 14 '14 at 21:08



















            • Thank you. I had run into problems with the other solutions (using a repository and apt-get), but this is the one solution that worked. Thank you.

              – Terry
              May 14 '14 at 21:08

















            Thank you. I had run into problems with the other solutions (using a repository and apt-get), but this is the one solution that worked. Thank you.

            – Terry
            May 14 '14 at 21:08





            Thank you. I had run into problems with the other solutions (using a repository and apt-get), but this is the one solution that worked. Thank you.

            – Terry
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            I'll break it down, although I'm verbose, this is the simplest way.



            Go to http://www.truecrypt.org/downloads



            Scroll down to Linux and select the Standard version that matches your bit depth (32-bit or 64-bit) and download it.



            After the download completes, Double click on the downloaded file and it should automatically open with the Archive Manager.



            At the top of the Archive Manager, click Extract and select a destination folder, I picked Downloads



            Press the Start button on your keyboard (The button between the left Ctrl & Alt) and type the word Terminal and press the enter key.



            Here you will type commands inside terminal:
            You'll need to Change Directory (CD) to where you extracted the truecrypt setup file, if you followed my example, it would be this (note your path is case sensitive):



            cd Downloads


            To start the install, highlight and copy one of these commands and paste it into the Terminal window. (to paste, right click and select paste).



            For 64 bit:



            ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x64


            For 32 bit:



            ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86


            You then shuold get a xmessage window with an option at the bottom to Install TrueCrypt, click it.



            The next window will be an xmesssage License message, click I accept and agree to be bound by the license terms



            The next window will tell you how to uninstall it, if you don't plan on uninstalling it, you can skip this information.



            The last window will be titled TrueCrypt Setup and have the information where it installed and will finish with Press Enter to exit... I recommend you press enter.



            You're done.



            Press the Start button again and type TrueCrypt, (capitalization unimportant) and press enter to open



            Tip: If you want it on your unit bar, simply use your mouse to drag the TrueCrypt icon to your unity bar.



            Note: if you have an unconventional keyboard layout with no 'Start' you could open Terminal from the 'Dash Home' in the side-bar.






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              I'll break it down, although I'm verbose, this is the simplest way.



              Go to http://www.truecrypt.org/downloads



              Scroll down to Linux and select the Standard version that matches your bit depth (32-bit or 64-bit) and download it.



              After the download completes, Double click on the downloaded file and it should automatically open with the Archive Manager.



              At the top of the Archive Manager, click Extract and select a destination folder, I picked Downloads



              Press the Start button on your keyboard (The button between the left Ctrl & Alt) and type the word Terminal and press the enter key.



              Here you will type commands inside terminal:
              You'll need to Change Directory (CD) to where you extracted the truecrypt setup file, if you followed my example, it would be this (note your path is case sensitive):



              cd Downloads


              To start the install, highlight and copy one of these commands and paste it into the Terminal window. (to paste, right click and select paste).



              For 64 bit:



              ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x64


              For 32 bit:



              ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86


              You then shuold get a xmessage window with an option at the bottom to Install TrueCrypt, click it.



              The next window will be an xmesssage License message, click I accept and agree to be bound by the license terms



              The next window will tell you how to uninstall it, if you don't plan on uninstalling it, you can skip this information.



              The last window will be titled TrueCrypt Setup and have the information where it installed and will finish with Press Enter to exit... I recommend you press enter.



              You're done.



              Press the Start button again and type TrueCrypt, (capitalization unimportant) and press enter to open



              Tip: If you want it on your unit bar, simply use your mouse to drag the TrueCrypt icon to your unity bar.



              Note: if you have an unconventional keyboard layout with no 'Start' you could open Terminal from the 'Dash Home' in the side-bar.






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                I'll break it down, although I'm verbose, this is the simplest way.



                Go to http://www.truecrypt.org/downloads



                Scroll down to Linux and select the Standard version that matches your bit depth (32-bit or 64-bit) and download it.



                After the download completes, Double click on the downloaded file and it should automatically open with the Archive Manager.



                At the top of the Archive Manager, click Extract and select a destination folder, I picked Downloads



                Press the Start button on your keyboard (The button between the left Ctrl & Alt) and type the word Terminal and press the enter key.



                Here you will type commands inside terminal:
                You'll need to Change Directory (CD) to where you extracted the truecrypt setup file, if you followed my example, it would be this (note your path is case sensitive):



                cd Downloads


                To start the install, highlight and copy one of these commands and paste it into the Terminal window. (to paste, right click and select paste).



                For 64 bit:



                ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x64


                For 32 bit:



                ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86


                You then shuold get a xmessage window with an option at the bottom to Install TrueCrypt, click it.



                The next window will be an xmesssage License message, click I accept and agree to be bound by the license terms



                The next window will tell you how to uninstall it, if you don't plan on uninstalling it, you can skip this information.



                The last window will be titled TrueCrypt Setup and have the information where it installed and will finish with Press Enter to exit... I recommend you press enter.



                You're done.



                Press the Start button again and type TrueCrypt, (capitalization unimportant) and press enter to open



                Tip: If you want it on your unit bar, simply use your mouse to drag the TrueCrypt icon to your unity bar.



                Note: if you have an unconventional keyboard layout with no 'Start' you could open Terminal from the 'Dash Home' in the side-bar.






                share|improve this answer















                I'll break it down, although I'm verbose, this is the simplest way.



                Go to http://www.truecrypt.org/downloads



                Scroll down to Linux and select the Standard version that matches your bit depth (32-bit or 64-bit) and download it.



                After the download completes, Double click on the downloaded file and it should automatically open with the Archive Manager.



                At the top of the Archive Manager, click Extract and select a destination folder, I picked Downloads



                Press the Start button on your keyboard (The button between the left Ctrl & Alt) and type the word Terminal and press the enter key.



                Here you will type commands inside terminal:
                You'll need to Change Directory (CD) to where you extracted the truecrypt setup file, if you followed my example, it would be this (note your path is case sensitive):



                cd Downloads


                To start the install, highlight and copy one of these commands and paste it into the Terminal window. (to paste, right click and select paste).



                For 64 bit:



                ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x64


                For 32 bit:



                ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86


                You then shuold get a xmessage window with an option at the bottom to Install TrueCrypt, click it.



                The next window will be an xmesssage License message, click I accept and agree to be bound by the license terms



                The next window will tell you how to uninstall it, if you don't plan on uninstalling it, you can skip this information.



                The last window will be titled TrueCrypt Setup and have the information where it installed and will finish with Press Enter to exit... I recommend you press enter.



                You're done.



                Press the Start button again and type TrueCrypt, (capitalization unimportant) and press enter to open



                Tip: If you want it on your unit bar, simply use your mouse to drag the TrueCrypt icon to your unity bar.



                Note: if you have an unconventional keyboard layout with no 'Start' you could open Terminal from the 'Dash Home' in the side-bar.







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                    To install Truecrypt from http://namhuy.net/889/how-to-install-truecrypt-on-ubuntu.html



                    $ wget http://www.truecrypt.org/download/truecrypt-7.1a-linux-x86.tar.gz
                    $ tar xzvf truecrypt*.tar.gz
                    $ ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86


                    Create truecrypt key:



                    $ truecrypt --create-keyfile /etc/tc.key 
                    --hash=Whirlpool
                    --random-source=/dev/urandom


                    Change permissions for truecrypt key



                    $ chown 600 /etc/tc.key





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                      To install Truecrypt from http://namhuy.net/889/how-to-install-truecrypt-on-ubuntu.html



                      $ wget http://www.truecrypt.org/download/truecrypt-7.1a-linux-x86.tar.gz
                      $ tar xzvf truecrypt*.tar.gz
                      $ ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86


                      Create truecrypt key:



                      $ truecrypt --create-keyfile /etc/tc.key 
                      --hash=Whirlpool
                      --random-source=/dev/urandom


                      Change permissions for truecrypt key



                      $ chown 600 /etc/tc.key





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                        To install Truecrypt from http://namhuy.net/889/how-to-install-truecrypt-on-ubuntu.html



                        $ wget http://www.truecrypt.org/download/truecrypt-7.1a-linux-x86.tar.gz
                        $ tar xzvf truecrypt*.tar.gz
                        $ ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86


                        Create truecrypt key:



                        $ truecrypt --create-keyfile /etc/tc.key 
                        --hash=Whirlpool
                        --random-source=/dev/urandom


                        Change permissions for truecrypt key



                        $ chown 600 /etc/tc.key





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                        To install Truecrypt from http://namhuy.net/889/how-to-install-truecrypt-on-ubuntu.html



                        $ wget http://www.truecrypt.org/download/truecrypt-7.1a-linux-x86.tar.gz
                        $ tar xzvf truecrypt*.tar.gz
                        $ ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86


                        Create truecrypt key:



                        $ truecrypt --create-keyfile /etc/tc.key 
                        --hash=Whirlpool
                        --random-source=/dev/urandom


                        Change permissions for truecrypt key



                        $ chown 600 /etc/tc.key






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                            Another PPA is available here.



                            sudo add-apt-repository ppa:stefansundin/truecrypt
                            sudo apt-get update
                            sudo apt-get install truecrypt


                            This version also includes an application indicator menu in the Ubuntu title bar.



                            At the time of this answer's last edit, the version available is 7.1a.






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                              Another PPA is available here.



                              sudo add-apt-repository ppa:stefansundin/truecrypt
                              sudo apt-get update
                              sudo apt-get install truecrypt


                              This version also includes an application indicator menu in the Ubuntu title bar.



                              At the time of this answer's last edit, the version available is 7.1a.






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                                Another PPA is available here.



                                sudo add-apt-repository ppa:stefansundin/truecrypt
                                sudo apt-get update
                                sudo apt-get install truecrypt


                                This version also includes an application indicator menu in the Ubuntu title bar.



                                At the time of this answer's last edit, the version available is 7.1a.






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                                Another PPA is available here.



                                sudo add-apt-repository ppa:stefansundin/truecrypt
                                sudo apt-get update
                                sudo apt-get install truecrypt


                                This version also includes an application indicator menu in the Ubuntu title bar.



                                At the time of this answer's last edit, the version available is 7.1a.







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                                    The latest version of TrueCrypt works perfectly on Ubuntu 12.04 and all later versions of Ubuntu provided that you install all of its required dependencies. In Ubuntu 12.04 and later, open the terminal and type.



                                    sudo apt-get install bzr libncurses5-dev gcc debhelper devscripts dpatch


                                    Then install TrueCrypt the usual way with tar xzvf truecrypt*.gz followed by either ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x64 (for 64-bit OS) or ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86 (for 32-bit OS).



                                    IMG:






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                                      The latest version of TrueCrypt works perfectly on Ubuntu 12.04 and all later versions of Ubuntu provided that you install all of its required dependencies. In Ubuntu 12.04 and later, open the terminal and type.



                                      sudo apt-get install bzr libncurses5-dev gcc debhelper devscripts dpatch


                                      Then install TrueCrypt the usual way with tar xzvf truecrypt*.gz followed by either ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x64 (for 64-bit OS) or ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86 (for 32-bit OS).



                                      IMG:






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                                        The latest version of TrueCrypt works perfectly on Ubuntu 12.04 and all later versions of Ubuntu provided that you install all of its required dependencies. In Ubuntu 12.04 and later, open the terminal and type.



                                        sudo apt-get install bzr libncurses5-dev gcc debhelper devscripts dpatch


                                        Then install TrueCrypt the usual way with tar xzvf truecrypt*.gz followed by either ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x64 (for 64-bit OS) or ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86 (for 32-bit OS).



                                        IMG:






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                                        The latest version of TrueCrypt works perfectly on Ubuntu 12.04 and all later versions of Ubuntu provided that you install all of its required dependencies. In Ubuntu 12.04 and later, open the terminal and type.



                                        sudo apt-get install bzr libncurses5-dev gcc debhelper devscripts dpatch


                                        Then install TrueCrypt the usual way with tar xzvf truecrypt*.gz followed by either ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x64 (for 64-bit OS) or ./truecrypt-7.1a-setup-x86 (for 32-bit OS).



                                        IMG:







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                                            TrueCrypt development ended 5/2014.



                                            VeraCrypt is a forked replacement for TrueCrypt and can be found at CodePlex. There is also a PPA available which can be found there as well.






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                                              TrueCrypt development ended 5/2014.



                                              VeraCrypt is a forked replacement for TrueCrypt and can be found at CodePlex. There is also a PPA available which can be found there as well.






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                                                TrueCrypt development ended 5/2014.



                                                VeraCrypt is a forked replacement for TrueCrypt and can be found at CodePlex. There is also a PPA available which can be found there as well.






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                                                TrueCrypt development ended 5/2014.



                                                VeraCrypt is a forked replacement for TrueCrypt and can be found at CodePlex. There is also a PPA available which can be found there as well.







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