Public bug reported:
(I suppose this comes too late in the release cycle to make the change,
but perhaps it's simple enough:)
With only minimal manual intervention, I found I could use today's
Ubuntu Server 12.10 daily iso to install a system with luks+lvm and no
separate /boot partition (which doesn't really have any security
advantages, but it makes managing space on a smallish disk easier). If
partman-crypto could manage the final 2 steps below, it would all be
fully automatic. Thanks!
Steps:
1: go through the default installer motions
2: in partman, choose the manual option
3: create a single, whole-disk primary partition, use it as a luks encrypted
volume
4: on top of that, create an lvm physical volume
5: insert lvm logical volumes for swap and / (I used btrfs, probably irrelevant)
6: finish remaining installer steps; find that grub install fails
7: drop into shell, per alt+f2, and chroot to /target
8: append "GRUB_CRYPTODISK_ENABLE=y" to /etc/default/grub
9: run "grub-install /dev/sda" (replace sda etc etc), then "update-grub", reboot
** Affects: partman-crypto (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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enable grub-2.00 luks support
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