> Workaround: add "luks=no" to the kernel command line to disable systemd's generator
This worked great... until you try to add another partition to crypttab. Since the cryptroot in initrd only does root, but luks=no disables all others. E.g. if crypttab looks like root /dev/sda1 /dev/sda5:/keyfile rootdev,keyscript=/path/to/some/keyscript swap /dev/sda2 /dev/urandom swap then you are stuck: 1. luks=no: systemd doesn't try to reopen /dev/sda1 (GOOD), but it also doesn't try to enable swap (BAD) 2. comment out root from crypttab: systemd doesn't try to reopen /dev/sda1 (GOOD), but it then needs a mess of kernel command-line options in grub.cfg (BAD), and it doesn't install the necessary binaries to initramfs (BAD). Is there any clean solution that recognizes the granularity? Maybe one way is to put all encrypted filesystems loaded via initramfs? -- Avi Deitcher a...@deitcher.net Follow me http://twitter.com/avideitcher Read me http://blog.atomicinc.com
