Thanks for your feedback :)
But why is a loop device attached to my LUKS partition?
Because you specified so.
I already noticed that i made some bad configuration mistakes ;) But i
don't know for sure, where exactly i made this error. Is my assumption
correct, that this problem is caused by the keybits option (or by me,
because i specified the keybits option)?
What suggestions do you have in order to fix this problem? Just ignore
the keybits option?
I think that it is not nice to other users, to just ignore this. We
should somehow warn the users (e.g. manpage or readme) to not use the
keybits and encryption option together with LUKS partitions (if this is
the reason for the umount error)...
Best Regards,
WANA
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