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Bug#392285: marked as done (partman-crypto: Installs wrong loop-aes module package)



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Package: partman-crypto
Severity: normal

Hi,

I was installing in a VM, and did manual partitioning to try loop-aes.

I had the first partition for / unencrypted, then two partitions, a
random key for swap, and a GPG encrypted key for /home. I used
twofish128 for minimum impact while testing. The install went
fine, until I rebooted.

I was asked for my passphrase, and when I entered it I was told /home
couldn't be mounted. The following message accompanied it.

  LOOP_SET_STATUS: Invalid argument, requested cipher or key length (128
  bits) not supported by kernel.

I googled the error, and found a message written by Max indicating that
another module was needed. I modprobed cryptoloop, and it changed the
error message. So it seems like some magic chould be done to load this
module at boot time.

And now starts what I think is a second bug report, but I am not sure,
please clone if it is indeed.

After adding cryptoloop I get the error message

  LOOP_MULTI_KEY_SETUP_V3: Invalid argument

#318944 suggests this is because a v3 key was used with a v2 module, but
I have a v3 module installed. 

Apologies if I am doing something stupid here, please punish me if I am.

Also I don't know what version I am supposed to put for these, but I am
using the daily image downloaded 8th October, and installed the day
after. I have loop-aes-2.6.16-2-686 3.1d+3+3 installed by the installer.

James

[P.S. any area you would like me to test while I am playing about with
the installer?]



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On Wed, Oct 11, 2006 at 10:22:31PM +0200, Frans Pop wrote:
> On Wednesday 11 October 2006 21:16, Max Vozeler wrote:
> > The problem will
> > exist until we manage to migrate loop-aes modules for 2.6.17-2 to
> > testing (hopefully soon), or until the 2.6.18 kernel becomes the
> > default kernel in testing along with new loop-AES modules.
> 
> I have requested the migration, but it is stuck on a few dependencies from 
> the hppa deps that were apparently built recently:
> 
> </me checks>
> Hmm. Apparently not.
> PTS is telling me: "loop-aes-modules is going in today"

Great; Thank you once mor efor handling it :-)
I did a test install this morning and the correct loop-aes module
package (loop-aes-2.6.17-2-$flavour) is now being installed as it
indeed migrated to testing. Hence closing this bug..

cheers,
Max

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