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Mark Nias wrote:

>   > Have you tried N.AES on your TT? With MiNT 1.16 or 1.17?
> 
> no, i wanted to use xaaes because it's more current so never bothered trying
> n.aes.

If you have N.AES, you should try it with the same kernel as you're
running XaAES on. If N.AES works on the Crazy Dots when booting
normally, we know that this is indeed possible. We could even trace
N.AES to see what it does when opening the physical workstation.

Jo Even