I've read around elsewhere and the solution is as simple as issuing the
following command as root:

mkdir /dev/.static/dev/mapper

** Description changed:

  Binary package hint: cryptsetup
  
  I have similar behaviour to
  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cryptsetup/+bug/105266.
  
  My setup:
  
  /dev/sda9 = swap
  /dev/sda10 = boot partition
  /dev/sda11 = temp partition, to be encrypted backup space.
  /dev/sda12 = encrypted root (AES/XFS)
  /dev/sda13 = encrypted home (AES)
  
  My /etc/crypttab specifies the appropriate locations, correct ciphers,
  initramfs generates correctly.
  
  I reboot. After a short delay I'm prompted with the root partition
  password (Enter LUKS Passphrase). This works successfully. Then the swap
  is mounted, then home passphrase come up. I get the following:
  
  Enter LUKS passphrase: 
  Unable to make device node for 'temporary-cryptsetup-XXXX'
  Failed to read from key storage
  Command failed.
  
  Where XXXX is a different number each time.  I can boot into the root
  partition but must log in as root as I have no /home. I can't mount
  /dev/sda13 via devmapper once in the encrypted disk, although it does
  successfully work from the LiveCD so the encrypted partition is OK.
  
  I noted the problems experienced here:
  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cryptsetup/+bug/85640 and have
  no problems - I do get the prompt for the passphrase - beyond this it
  falls over.
  
  According to synaptic I am using kernel-2.6.20-15, cryptsetup
  1.0.4+svn26-1ubuntu2.
+ 
+ NOTE: I've read around elsewhere and the solution is as simple as
+ issuing the following command as root:
+ 
+ mkdir /dev/.static/dev/mapper

** Tags added: fixed

** Description changed:

  Binary package hint: cryptsetup
  
  I have similar behaviour to
  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cryptsetup/+bug/105266.
  
  My setup:
  
  /dev/sda9 = swap
  /dev/sda10 = boot partition
  /dev/sda11 = temp partition, to be encrypted backup space.
  /dev/sda12 = encrypted root (AES/XFS)
  /dev/sda13 = encrypted home (AES)
  
  My /etc/crypttab specifies the appropriate locations, correct ciphers,
  initramfs generates correctly.
  
  I reboot. After a short delay I'm prompted with the root partition
  password (Enter LUKS Passphrase). This works successfully. Then the swap
  is mounted, then home passphrase come up. I get the following:
  
  Enter LUKS passphrase: 
  Unable to make device node for 'temporary-cryptsetup-XXXX'
  Failed to read from key storage
  Command failed.
  
  Where XXXX is a different number each time.  I can boot into the root
  partition but must log in as root as I have no /home. I can't mount
  /dev/sda13 via devmapper once in the encrypted disk, although it does
  successfully work from the LiveCD so the encrypted partition is OK.
  
  I noted the problems experienced here:
  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cryptsetup/+bug/85640 and have
  no problems - I do get the prompt for the passphrase - beyond this it
  falls over.
  
  According to synaptic I am using kernel-2.6.20-15, cryptsetup
  1.0.4+svn26-1ubuntu2.
- 
- NOTE: I've read around elsewhere and the solution is as simple as
- issuing the following command as root:
- 
- mkdir /dev/.static/dev/mapper

** Changed in: cryptsetup (Ubuntu)
       Status: Unconfirmed => Fix Released

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