** Description changed: Installing a minimal system with the following setup: /: btrfs or ext4 encrypted /boot/efi: fat32 unencrypted leads to a system that does not boot. Apparently either grub is not correctly set up or the filesystem is encrypted in a way that grub cannot handle. Grub drops down to the interactive grub-shell. Entering `normal` shows an error message for the fraction of a second: - "error: no such cryptodisk found. perhaps a needed disk or cryptodisk - module is not loaded." + error: no such cryptodisk found. perhaps a needed disk or cryptodisk + module is not loaded. + + Occasionally it's showing + + error: no such cryptodisk found. perhaps a needed disk or cryptodisk module is not loaded. + error: no such device: 683da99e-b5f3-4136-9d60-5155cb48ff1e. - Note: + Note: 683da99e-b5f3-4136-9d60-5155cb48ff1e seems not to be related to any device in my setup. - Adding an unencrypted /boot-filesystem does work. However the installer - will heavily suggest not doing that (and probably rightfully so). + Note: Adding an unencrypted /boot-filesystem does work. However the + installer will heavily suggest not doing that (and probably rightfully + so).
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