loop-aes problems under RedHat Linux 7.2

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Hi, 

I got problems with loop-aes v1.4h and
util-linux-2.11m . I have read and done everything
that stands in the README of loop-aes v1.4h and
created an encrypted fs of /dev/hdb1 with AES-256.
That seem to work just perfect, thanks alot Jari!

The problem is that I did build new mount, umount,
losetup binaries and they do cause me trouble during
bootup of my RedHat 7.2 Linux box. I get this error
during bootup: 

Mounting local filesystems:  mount: invalid option -- O
<Here comes usage for mount.>

Then the init pukes ugly messages like "no such file:
/var/lock/subsys/syslog, ipchains, ..." and the
like... after timeouts of like 10 minutes system
finally comes up and I then need to start the services
(like syslog) manually. (The path /var/lock/subsys/ is
correct so I am abit confused with the above
error-messages.)

If I switch to the original binaries of mount, umount,
losetup and reboots the system there are no problems.
But then I need to (ofcourse) switch to the loop-aes
versions of mount, umount, losetup to be able to mount
my encrypted partitions and then it works perfect.

When examing the man-pages of the old and the new
mount I see that the "-O" switch isn't there anymore
so I suppose that is the problem. Any idea how to fix
this? (Not fun to switch binaries during every
reboot).

I think this line in /etc/rc.sysinit causes the
problem:

action $"Mounting local filesystems: " mount -a -t
nonfs,smbfs,ncpfs -O no_netdev

Can I change this line in some way to come away from
the "-O" parameter?


Any help with this would be really nice... :)


Regards, 

    Friedrisch





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