On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 4:07 PM, Mervyn Zhang
<karboninnov@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all, I'm a debian newbie who are previously using archlinux. I've a
disk with the following layout:
sda1 pri - Windows partition;
sda3 pri - archlinux /boot
sda4 pri - archlinux LUKS partition (with lvm in it, the rest
partitions /, /var, swap and most important /home)
sda5 logic - debian /boot
sda6 logic - debian LUKS partition (with lvm in it, where a base
just-installed system lies)
My two arch partitions remained untouched during the installation of
debian, and no bootloaders was installed since I've already a grub
installed in the MBR.
But when I tried to boot my arch again, the crypt hook reported that
"ERROR:Failed to open encryption mapping: The device /dev/sda4 is not
a LUKS volume and the crypto= parameter was not specified."
So what can I do now to re-access to at least my data? Thank you VERY
MUCH since I forgot to backup them first....
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