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Hi Chris, I wrote you a FB message, but not everyone check's their FB messages, 
so I thought I'd open an issue.

I'm trying to dictionary attack my own LUKS volume that I forgot the password 
to, and I'm looking for some help with your luks-cracker program. It's a strong 
password, but I know all of the main words that will be in it, so a dictionary 
attack seems like it will suffice.

I'm running Windows 7 64-bit. I manually enabled test driver signing using 
bcdedit, then installed freeOTFE from their project's website to ensure the 
drivers were installed. It's a default AES encrypted volume, so I disabled the 
superfluous drivers as indicated in the readme. I can click "mount partition" 
in freeOTFE and it asks me for a key when I select the correct partition, but 
when I open Luks-volume-Cracker and select volume, I don't see any way to 
select this partition. All I see is a regular windows file browser, and the 
only drives shown are the regular NTFS drives with assigned drive letters. I'm 
definitely missing something here. Any thoughts/suggestions?

Thank you,
~Zachariah