TMPFS replaces MFS and MD (for post-boot use).
+## DM_TARGET_CRYPT, TCPLAY - Transparent disk encryption
+DragonFly has a device mapper target called dm_target_crypt (compatible with Linux' dm-crypt) that provides transparent disk encryption. It makes best use of available cryptographic hardware, as well as multi-processor software crypto.
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+DragonFly fully supports LUKS (cryptsetup) and TrueCrypt as disk encryption methods. tcplay, is a free (BSD-licensed) 100% compatible TrueCrypt implementation built on dm_target_crypt.
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## SWAPCACHE - Managed SSD support
This DragonFly feature allows SSD-configured swap to also be used to cache clean filesystem data and meta-data. The feature is carefully managed to maximize the write endurance of the SSD. Swapcache is typically used to reduce or remove seek overheads related to managing filesystems with a large number of discrete inodes. DragonFly's swap subsystem also supports much larger than normal swap partitions. 32-bit systems support 32G of swap by default while 64-bit systems support up to 512G of swap by default.