Re: Help booting a gpg encrypted loop-aes backed root partition
markus reichelt <[email protected]>
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* Jivko Sabev <[email protected]> wrote: > Has anyone experienced this and been able to resolve the issue. Hm. <tm> Apart from the console issue RB described (which should not happen at all, but I don't know Ubuntu), it could be related to pivot mode and kernel boot parameters. I don't use pivot mode, here's my config: #initrd.conf INITRDONLY=0 USEPIVOT=0 USEDEVFS=0 BOOTDEV=/dev/hdc # CDROM BOOTTYPE=iso9660 # lowercase matters CRYPTROOT=/dev/hda2 GPGKEYFILE=rootkey.gpg ROOTTYPE=ext3 CIPHERTYPE=AES128 LOADNATIONALKEYB=1 INITIALDELAY=0 DESTINATIONPREFIX=/boot/iso INITRDGZNAME=initrd.gz #isolinux.cfg default test timeout 100 prompt 1 label test kernel test2621.5 append initrd=initrd.gz root=/dev/hda2 HTH -- left blank, right bald
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