M3 BitLocker Loader for Linux Online Help
Updated by Tim to BitLocker for Linux on April 15th, 2019
Help Documents
- Getting Started
- Supported Operating Systems
- Supported file systems
- Supported storage devices
- How to install M3 BitLocker Loader for Linux
- How to activate M3 BitLocker Loader for Linux
- How to use M3 BitLocker Loader for Linux
Getting Started
M3 BitLocker Loader for Linux is a command line tool to create, read, write, mount BitLocker encrypted drive in Linux.
Supported Operating Systems
Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, openSUSE, RedHat.
Supported file systems
NTFS, FAT16, FAT32 and exFAT file systems.
Supported storage devices
Hard drive, external hard drive, USB drive, flash drive, pen drive, memory card, CF card, etc.
How to install M3 BitLocker Loader for Linux?
Step 1: Download m3.bitlocker.linux.tar installation package.
Step 2: tar -xvf m3.bitlocker.linux.tar ./
Step 3: cd m3.bitlocker.linux
Step 4: ./install.sh
How to activate M3 BitLocker Loader for Linux?
Enter the command: m3.BitLocker -r [license key], for example, m3.BitLocker -r xxxxxx
How to use M3 BitLocker Loader for Linux
1. Create a BitLocker encrypted volume:
m3.BitLocker -c
2. Mount BitLocker encrypted drive in read/write mode:
m3.BitLocker [device name] [mount path] [volume name] [password]