crypt lvm broke?
Somewhere between 4eba843ddeda59d01a074329e28d423d119b8336 and e26cb36fcaa9c0e8278d06e806b725ae00e428ad it seems something broke.
/dev/sda1 ext3 /boot/dev/sda2 encrypted LVM pv which contains:
/dev/mapper/vg0-rootfs
/dev/mapper/vg0-swap
At 4eba843ddeda59d01a074329e28d423d119b8336 it seems to successfully unlock the encrypted device, then mount my rootfs lv.
e26cb36fcaa9c0e8278d06e806b725ae00e428ad through d0c7d42b3e63c0f62b517b1a5e6c2e58b6b93d2d seem to exhibit the following behavior:
* Most of the time: Unlock encryption, mount fails with apparent syntax errors rapidly in a loop many times, eventually falling to emergency shell. At this point manually mounting /dev/mapper/vg0-rootfs to /sysroot then "exit" will boot.
* Sometimes: Fails to ask crypt password, mount fails with apparent syntax errors rapid in a loop, eventually falling to emergency shell. dm-crypt module is never loaded.
Any idea what could be going on?
Warren Togami
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Quoted 23 lines · Warren Togami
Somewhere between
4eba843ddeda59d01a074329e28d423d119b8336ande26cb36fcaa9c0e8278d06e806b725ae00e428adit seems something broke.
/dev/sda1ext3 /boot/dev/sda2encrypted LVM pv which contains:/dev/mapper/vg0-rootfs/dev/mapper/vg0-swapAt
4eba843ddeda59d01a074329e28d423d119b8336it seems to successfully unlock the encrypted device, then mount my rootfs lv.
e26cb36fcaa9c0e8278d06e806b725ae00e428adthroughd0c7d42b3e63c0f62b517b1a5e6c2e58b6b93d2dseem to exhibit the following behavior:* Most of the time: Unlock encryption, mount fails with apparent syntax errors rapidly in a loop many times, eventually falling to emergency shell. At this point manually mounting
/dev/mapper/vg0-rootfsto /sysroot then "exit" will boot.
* Sometimes: Fails to ask crypt password, mount fails with apparent syntax errors rapid in a loop, eventually falling to emergency shell. dm-crypt module is never loaded.
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Any idea what could be going on?
This might fix the LVM issues:
http://dracut.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb.cgi?p=dracut;a=commit;h=cff3457e328d172a85f865370822fa3feaee0aa9
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Quoted 23 lines · Warren Togami
Somewhere between
4eba843ddeda59d01a074329e28d423d119b8336ande26cb36fcaa9c0e8278d06e806b725ae00e428adit seems something broke.
/dev/sda1ext3 /boot/dev/sda2encrypted LVM pv which contains:/dev/mapper/vg0-rootfs/dev/mapper/vg0-swapAt
4eba843ddeda59d01a074329e28d423d119b8336it seems to successfully unlock the encrypted device, then mount my rootfs lv.
e26cb36fcaa9c0e8278d06e806b725ae00e428adthroughd0c7d42b3e63c0f62b517b1a5e6c2e58b6b93d2dseem to exhibit the following behavior:* Most of the time: Unlock encryption, mount fails with apparent syntax errors rapidly in a loop many times, eventually falling to emergency shell. At this point manually mounting
/dev/mapper/vg0-rootfsto /sysroot then "exit" will boot.
* Sometimes: Fails to ask crypt password, mount fails with apparent syntax errors rapid in a loop, eventually falling to emergency shell. dm-crypt module is never loaded.
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Any idea what could be going on?
This might fix the LVM issues:
This is the exact sort of bug I wrote the test suite to catch.
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