Then configure Firefox with: Applications Menu -> Internet -> Firefox ESRĪnd in Firefox Menu, choose „Preferences“, scroll down to „Network Proxies“ and click „Settings…“. I decided to use Firefox as the „tor“ browser, because it also is used in the „Tor Browser“ project for Windows. Press the key q to come back to the input of the terminal.Īfter tor is running, we have to set up a browser to use tor. You can check if the status is running properly by To make the software aware of your changes, stop and restart the service As always after editing the file, press -x and save the file. Look for „ControlPort“ and change the number behind to „9151“, if it is not yet. Look for „SocksPort“ and change the number behind from „9050“ to „9150“. To do so, you have to edit a configuration file There is a known bug, which we have to work around. This is not available under Raspbian, but we can build something similar on our own. Under Windows, the software „Tor Browser“ is available, which includes an optimized Firefox. It is not 100% proof, but better than nothing to have in the internet. Tor is a software, which hides your internet identity by redirecting via several network layers.

If there is a need to uninstall VeraCrypt (maybe you want to go for a newer version at a later point in time) You should see a dialog with „VeraCrypt 1.21“ You can try out if it has been properly installed by Tar xvf 2Ĭhmod +x veracrypt-1.21-setup-console-armv7 It can be downloaded using this command (one long line in the terminal): The latest version for Raspbian I could find was v1.21. Sudo apt install libfuse-dev libwxbase3.0-devĭownload the latest version of Veracrypt that has a Raspbian package from here.

In terminal, first install needed libraries In this section, the installation of software is described, which is more complicated than just using the terminal and entering a command line for the package manager „apt“.

Download veracrypt 1.21