On Tue, Jul 24, 2012 at 10:58 AM, Aurko Roy <roy.aurko@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > 1. I have an encrypted swap that randomly generates a new passphrase > everytime I reboot, but systemd asks me for a passphrase every time I > boot. On pressing enter or entering any random characters it proceeds > normally. This is more of an annoyance than a real problem. Note that systemd does not support Arch's traditional crypttab syntax, so you might need to adjust your crypttab file. The format is described in "man crypttab". I have a similar setup to what you describe and my crypttab line is: # cat /etc/crypttab swap /dev/sda2 /dev/urandom swap > 2. I have an encrypted btrfs partition which it unlocks normally, but > while trying to mount says: > "fsck: fsck.btrfs: not found > fsck: Error 2 while executing fsck.btrfs for /dev/mapper/myvolume" and > this stops the whole boot process. I have to disable that partition on > fstab to get systemd to boot properly. Once the boot process is > complete, I can see that the decryption has proceeded normally (from > systemctl -a) and can remount it normally in a manual fashion. I > initially thought that creating fsck.btrfs as a symlink to btrfsck > might do the job, but that doesn't work either. There is no fsck.btrfs binary yet, and btrfsck does not support the expected interface. Until a proper fsck.btrfs exists you should mark your partition as not wanting to be fsck'ed in fstab (i.e. set passno, the last argument, to 0). > Does anybody have any experience successfully mounting (encrypted or > not) btrfs partitions using systemd? I would have thought you'd get a similar failure also with initscripts? Though in that case boot would not pause. -t
