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Woohoo, I solved it :)
The short answer is you can't mount >4k block size devices on x86 linux machines as far as I can tell without some serious kernel hacking.
However, there is a work around.. using fuse-ext2 to mount the disk:
fuseext2 -o ro -o sync_read /dev/sdb4 /mnt/
(you'll probably need to apt-get fuseext2 first..)
works perfectly first time!
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You are using BusyBox' umount, presumably that one doesn't understand encfs specific flags (and its mount might also do things wrong). Does the encfs package include mount/unmount programs? Better use those. Perhaps you need to build a BusyBox with encfs support?
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