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Hello,
I have encountered difficulties when installing Lubuntu 14.04 with the
encrypting options.
So this report concerns the Lubuntu installer package, but I don't know it's
name.
My configuration :
- ASUS eeePC 1005PXD
- Bios-GPT configuration
- Lubuntu 14.04 32bits installed from a USB key prepared by UnetBootIn
- Clean GPT Hard'Disk, with only 2 blanks partitions (sda1=1Go and sda2 = 20Go)
During the installation process, at the partitioning step, I asked for a
manual installation (/dev/sda1 is the bios_grub raw partition, every
files on /dev/sda2 and no swap) but when asking for a encrypted /home, I
get a not understandable message "ubi-usersetup failed with error code
n°1 .......".
Then I deleted all partitions (clean GPT disk) and asked for an
automatic installation : Install a new Lubuntu on /dev/sda with "LVM +
encryption". It fails too, whith a message "The swap partition is not
encrypted....". In fact, I haven't any swap partition and I don't want
any.
Then I tried a new manual installation, this time with /dev/sda1=bios-
grub raw partition , /dev/sda2 = /boot , /dev/sda3 = encrypted /root
(LUKS ext4). I get the same error message "The swap partition is not
encrypted....". What is it talking about ?
Finaly I reached my goal with that third method by booting with "Live USB"
method then creating a swap partition, then desactivating it with gparted
before starting the installation process from the live desktop.
Such an adventure... I was just asking for an encrypted installation without
swap. Is it so unconventionnal ?
** Affects: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Lubuntu installer bugs (encryption without swap)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1311028
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