Thanks for conforming the problem, Concentus.
Can you please explain what you mean with "not use any md-devices"?
AFAIK, crypted partitions always use md-devices.
BTW: AFAICS, the problem is related to the type of the encryption key
and not to the partition type. When I use swap with a passphrase
instead of a random key, the install works fine. So, as a workaround, I
install following script in /etc/rcS.d:
[code]
#! /bin/sh
cd /etc
if [ -e crypttab ] ; then
sed -e 's! none luks,swap! /dev/random swap!' <crypttab >crypttab.new
if diff crypttab crypttab.new; then true; else
ln crypttab crypttab.orig
mv crypttab.new crypttab
update-initramfs -u ALL
fi
fi
rm $0
sync
[/code]
With this, I have to choose/type a key for the swap when installing, but
when the install is finished, it is switched to a random key.
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partitioner crashes with random encryption key.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/154502
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