** Description changed: Intrepid, fully updated. This bug does not happen always, it happens approximately 50% times. Steps to reproduce: 1. Connect an USB hard drive with an encrypted partition with password stored in GNOME keyring. 2. Enter the GNOME keyring password. What should happen: The encrypted partition should be mounted, an icon should appear on desktop. What happens: An error message pops up, saying "Unable to mount the volume '<volume name>'. Details: mount: special device /dev/dm-0 does not exist" + + + Disconnecting and then connecting the drive again sometimes helps, however, sometimes I get the same error message again. Last time I had to connect the drive 3 times before it finally mounted.
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