Bug#855085: [live-config-systemd] installing on a non live system with a luks partition renders the system unbootable
Package: live-config-systemd
Version: 5.20170112
Severity: normal
Installing live-config (with user-setup and live-config-systemd) on a
non-live system combined with a luks (non system, just data) partition
which is activated at early boot through crypttab renders the system
unbootable.
At boot, first a start job gives a message it cannot find/activate the
luks partition. After 90s the boot process continues with a message it
is now in recovery mode but at the same time the luks passphrase input
line is presented and I can enter passphrase (* do appear).
Unfortunately the passphrase is not accepted, there is no error, seems
like the enter key is not accepted. ^d and ^c also do not work. Only
option is to reboot with ctrl alt del. After chrooting into the system
with a live system and purging live-config, live-config-systemd and
user-setup the system boots normally again.
Gonna check if live-config works with a live image combined with luks
persistence.
--- System information. ---
Architecture:
Kernel: Linux 4.9.0-8.1-liquorix-amd64
Debian Release: 9.0
500 testing ftp.nl.debian.org
1 unstable ftp.nl.debian.org
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