18.10.23, 09:01 +0200, Hans: > My swap partition is a logical partition on an extended partition. > This swap was formerly luks encrypted and got an UUID beginning with > UUID=30e885..... > > Then I deciced, to format the swap partitition and use it as a normal swap > partition. So I erased all keys (using cryptsetup erase /dev/sda5) and then > reformatted it with swapon. > > Additionally I removed the entry from /etc/crypttab and edited /etc/fstab. > > So far, everything worked fine, except next boot. > > When booting, cryptsetup wants to open my other encrypted partitions and then > it is hanging, saying "searching for encrypted device UUID=30e885....". > > I looked everywhere, but I found no entry, where the system gets this UUID. > > Of course my swap partition now got another UUID, but why is cryptsetup still > knowing of the old UUID? What did I miss?
If you haven't re-created the initial ramdisk for your system, that might be the culprit. You can do something like # update-initamfs -u to re-create the initramfs for the running kernel. $ man update-initramfs shows more options. -- Regards mks
