> I have read the man page for crypttab and my entries are NOT using > noearly; therefore all three partitions should be prompted for and asked > in the INITRAMFS. Only / is asked for.
That's not what 'noearly' means. It refers to two passes after the root filesystem has been mounted. We don't currently implement that two-pass system correctly, but that's unrelated to any problem you would be experiencing with the filesystem layout as described. If the passphrase for the swap partition isn't requested in the initramfs, that's a bug. Please file a separate bug report about this. > Ideally I would like to configure /when/ I am asked for a pass-phrase > so that I might control precisely when unlocking is attempted. > early=during initramfs, before any filesystem mounts, BEFORE RESUME IS ATTEMPTED There's no reason at all for this to be configurable. The only devices that are ever accessed in the initramfs are the root device and the swap partition (to check for a resume signature); typing in passphrases for other filesystems at this stage has no value, because if the system *does* resume from swap, the passphrase you typed won't be used. > (???)=after / has been mounted, all paths relative to that container. > init=first thing after leaving the initramfs and invoking from / There's no reason to draw a line between these two cases. > (???)=After the first mount -a pass but before the second mount -a pass There are no "mount -a passes" at all in lucid. -- System frezes after fscking root https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/447817 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
