@danny: thanks, so this confirms the issue. Please either drop
/etc/crypttab if you want to keep the unencrypted swap, or drop
/dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-swap from /etc/fstab and uncomment
#/dev/mapper/cryptswap1. You can't have both. Do you still know how you
set that up? In particular, whether you
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Title:
Keeps asking for cryptswap password when booting (LVM + encrypted home
dir)
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Yuck, that's not working well at all.
Seems the installer wants to make the disk GPT.
To even change it to MBR, I'd have to zap the GPT info and reboot.
Without zapping, using fdisk to change it to MSDOS, rebooting, and it
would revert back to GPT with all of the partitions.
Then after zapping,
Mmmm, ya, forget about MBR. Just wasn't going to get it without a good bit of
effort I think.
Also noticed that I kept having to reboot because LiveCD was using the sda swap
partition. Once I swapoff, I wouldn't have to reboot.
So going back to a fresh install with UEFI, GPT, LVM, Encrypted
I've been doing some testing and am finding it isn't LVM related.
I'll be doing further filesystem related tests to see what ends up working.
Failed:
UEFI, GPT, LVM, Encrypted Disk, Encrypted Home
UEFI, GPT, LVM, Encrypted Home
UEFI, GPT, Encrypted Home
Results from UEFI, GPT:
*
lsblk
NAME
** Summary changed:
- Keeps asking for cryptswap password when booting (GPT + LVM + encrypted home
dir)
+ Keeps asking for cryptswap password when booting (LVM + encrypted home dir)
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