Christian, how did you get it to even ask you for the password to the encrypted
filesystem?
In my system (fresh 9.10 install), the graphical boot screen just says "Waiting
for /dev/mapper/cryptohome", but there's not way to enter the password.
My /etc/fstab contains:
/dev/mapper/cryptohome /home ext3 relatime,errors=remount-ro,bootwait 0 2
My /etc/crypttab contains:
cryptohome /dev/sda4 noauto luks
If I press "ESC", I get a console, but it only allows me to enter the root
password to get a shell.... but, of course, by default there is no root login
allowed, so that's no help.
So, I have to rebook with the LiveCD, comment out the
/dev/mapper/cryptohome entry in fstab, and.... here I am, looking for a
solution.
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crypto disk passphrase can't be entered
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/464292
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