Public bug reported:

During installation of 20.04 beta:

Advanced partitioning attempts to setup encrypted / and swap partitions,
attempting to proceed beyond partitioning UI results in failure to mount
crypted volume as /target.

Further checks from terminal show no valid filesystem exists on the open
dmcrypt volume.

Reproduction details:
 - Existing windows installation partitions, consuming ~1/2 of a 1TB NVMe
 - Create new 1gb EXT4 formatted, non-encrypted /boot partition
 - Create new 70gb encrypted partition
   + Edit the new partition to be / and formatted ext4
 - Create new 16gb encrypted partition
   + Edit the new partition to be type swap
 - Click the button to continue installation

Expected results:
 - Installation continues

Actual results:
 - Time zone selection screen appears, but message pops up indicating a failure 
to mount the encrypted / volume on /target
 - Unable to click 'Go Back' or 'Continue' or the 'X' at the top of the modal 
dialog
 - Unable to click anything on the time zone selection window underneath ( 
greyed out )

Additionally:
 - Attempts to re-use existing encrypted partitions was 100% unsuccessful
   + Tried clicking one, setting it as a raw encrypted partition, setting the 
password that existed on it, but the installer never presented details about 
that crypted filesystem's contents
   + Tried pre-opening the crypted volumes from terminal using cryptsetup, 
which did allow the installation to complete, but was unable to boot due to 
missing crypttab entries in initramfs.

** Affects: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New


** Tags: focal

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  Installer fails when using encrypted partitions

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