> > Dear Sir or Madam, > > after an update of my packages (in debian stable for amd64 [1]), which > > included a newer kernel (from 4.19.0-16 to > > 4.19.0-17; [2]), I cannot boot with the newest kernel. After its selection > > and waiting for 35 seconds, a "rescue shell" > > (?) comes up [3]. > > How can I change the UUID "the boot process" searches for? Do you know what > > went (or could have gone) wrong here? > > I think that GRUB reads the root device UUID or other identifier from > /etc/fstab, but I'm not sure. > > > Note: My disk is encrypted. > [...] > > Make sure you still have cryptsetup-initramfs installed. That was it; cryptsetup-initramfs was ”[residual-config]“:
$ LC_ALL=C apt list cryptsetup-initramfs Listing... Done cryptsetup-initramfs/stable,now 2:2.1.0-5+deb10u2 all [residual-config] > Ben. Thanks.
