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On 24.08.2009, David Christensen wrote: 

> I'm fairly new to LUKS, but are your sure about ext3?  I use ext2
> throughout and so far, so good.

> Using one identifier "home" in multiple contexts would confuse me, and
> could be confusing some piece of software.

Both are not related to the problem at all, and work flawlessly with any
setup of LUKS/dmcrypt. Software which gets confused by "home" as
identifier for the device-mapper and the "/home" partition is broken by
design.