Bug#296464: initrd-tools: Asks for a password phrase for crypted disks with r andom keys

[Massimo Dal Zotto <dz@debian.org>]

I had the same problem after the latest ubuntu upgrade. I fixed it by
adding an initscript which removes the mapper device before crypdisks.
It still asks a password, so it can't be used with remote reboots. 

Not directly related to this bug, but I suggest also that the linurc
script could print some debug messages if the kernel command line
contains a debug or verbose switch:

  case "$(cat /proc/cmdline)" in *verbose*|*debug*) verbose=true;; esac
  test "$verbose" && echo "Running initrd linuxrc..."

I have spent some time figuring out that why the password was asked
and where...

Regarding the software suspend problem we could try to swapoff the crypt
device before suspend and abort the suspend if there is not enough ram
to run without swap. Not sure if this is possible.

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Massimo Dal Zotto <dz@debian.org>