Sorry to say, but the virtual disk of the bug report doesn't exist anymore, so I had to reproduce the bug. This gives us new UUIDs.
See attachment. The screenshot shows /dev/disk/by-uuid and blkid
before the initrd is created. Please note that all the /dev/mapper/*
entries cannot be found in /dev/disk/by-uuid .
udev is version 175-3.1
Here is more information about the disk layout and the install
procedure:
/dev/vda is the target block device. /dev/vda1 is supposed to
become the unencrypted /boot partition holding kernel and initrd,
/dev/vda2 the encrypted block device for LVM.
/dev/vdb is the USB stick used to boot the PC for running
the install script. /dev/vdb1 is just a FreeDOS file system
(not important here). /dev/vdb2 is the live filesystem to be
cloned at run time to the target block device. This is Wheezy.
/dev/mapper/pv00 is the physical volume created on the encrypted
block device.
"vg00" is the volume group to access pv00.
/dev/mapper/vg00-* are logical volumes to install Linux, to
provide swap and user disk space.
After initializing /dev/mapper/vg00-root is mounted to /mnt, and
/dev/vda1 is mounted to /mnt/boot. The running Linux is cloned
from / to /mnt using
rsync -SHax --exclude lost+found /. /mnt/.
After that /dev, /dev/pts, proc and /sys are mounted (using --bind)
from / to /mnt, and mkinitramfs is called in a chroot /mnt.
As written before, this script works fine in Squeeze, but not in
Wheezy.
Hope this helps. Please mail
Harri
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