** Description changed: Ubuntu will not unlock non-root LUKS devices (with the same passphrase) when booting without "splash" kernel argument. Please see the video I've recorded (in VirtualBox) - https://my.nixaid.com/s/epxpwHckGipcB6D + https://my.nixaid.com/s/odG8zEJ2Z75TdHG It feels like systemd-ask-password-plymouth is trying to use the same passphrase to unlock the rest of the LUKS devices, whilst systemd-ask- password-console isn't. Ubuntu 18.04.1 64-bit. /etc/crypttab: sda5_crypt UUID=5ba77327-4680-45d1-ba03-ab1b4fc12abb none luks,discard c4129022-9a34-4eee-9971-0464d92881e0 UUID=c4129022-9a34-4eee-9971-0464d92881e0 none luks luks-b7e017d7-53c4-4503-b376-c62a1d383f17 UUID=b7e017d7-53c4-4503-b376-c62a1d383f17 none luks
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