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Subject: Re: setting a disk read only
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> Security Paranoia
> It's very important that you completely understand the impact of

In this case, this is no security paranoia. The thing is that there is 
sensitive data on the drives and even a bit of modification is 
prohibited, but Viktor needs to *read* the data on the disks but no 
cloning is possible due to the huge size of the disks.

Tamas