You are very welcome, Todd.
Please share with us your finding.  I would love to learn the mystery
behind your issue.

-Tam

On Tue, Jul 31, 2012 at 1:19 AM, Todd And Margo Chester <
[email protected]> wrote:

> On Mon, Jul 30, 2012 at 10:55 PM, Todd And Margo Chester
>> <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]**>> wrote:
>>
>>         On 07/30/2012 06:26 PM, Tam Nguyen wrote:
>>
>>             Todd,
>>             let's keep it simple, get it right and work, then you can
>>             take off from
>>             there.  So do this:
>>             vi /etc/fstab:
>>             /dev/mapper/lin-bak   /mnt  ext4   defaults  0  0
>>
>>
>>         Hi Tam,
>>
>>             I have tried this.  With and without the first
>>         parameter set to allow dump, which I do need.
>>
>>
>>             vi /etc/crypttab:
>>             lin-bak    /dev/sdb1
>>
>>
>>         I have tried this.  At boot I get "mount: special device
>>         /dev/mapper/lin-bak does not exist"
>>
>>
>>             mount -a
>>
>>
>>         without /dev/mapper/lin-bak, it won't mount.
>>
>>             reboot
>>
>>
>>         /dev/mapper/lin-bak disappears
>>
>>
>>             Then we'll go from there.
>>             -Tam
>>
>>
>>         You know what I have not tried, removing the
>>         dash from lin-bak in crypttab
>>
>>
>>     Makes no difference.
>>
>>
>>         -T
>>
>>
>>     I am mounting now by using rc.local:
>>
>>     # if I can not get /etc/crypttab to work, this will populate
>>     # /dev/mapper with lin-bak and mount /lin-bak
>>     if [ ! -L /dev/mapper/lin-bak ]; then
>>
>>         cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sdb1 lin-bak < /etc/crypttab.lin-bak.key
>>         if [ -L /dev/mapper/lin-bak ] && [ -n $(mount -l | grep -i
>>     lin-bak) ]; then
>>            mount /lin-bak
>>         fi
>>     fi
>>
>>
>>     I suppose I don't need the
>>         [ -n $(mount -l | grep -i lin-bak) ]
>>     But, I was pleased with my coding, so I left it in.
>>
>>     -T
>>
>>
>>
>
> On 07/30/2012 08:04 PM, Tam Nguyen wrote:> Todd,
>
> > I am glad it works for you.  I get my working on the VM without touching
> > the rc.local file.  You should research on it.
> >
> > Good luck
>
> Hi Tam,
>
> Thank you for the copious amounts of time and your
> knowledge you shared with me helping me!
>
> Red Hat is going to get a few bug reports out of this
> in the next few days!
>
> -T
>

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