I hope that you can help me, I am working with thin clients on ThinStation distribution. I would like to integrate cryptsetup with luks extension in this OS to open encrypted partitions (in my case, a partition on an USB stick). So I compiled the last version of cryptsetup available on CRUX. I included also all (I think it's all...) packages needed by cryptsetup.
So here are packages that I have on my OS, Cryptsetup, popt, gettext, libgcrypt, libdevmapper, util-linux-ng and lvm2. The library libgpg-error.so.0 is charged automatically when I compile my OS.
My problem is when I start my OS and try to launch the command "cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/devicename nameoflocation", it asks me the passphrase and after having enter anything (I mean whatever the password, if it is good or wrong), I have the following message "device-mapper: reload ioctl failde: No such file or directory".
So I compared the following command my own system (Ubuntu 12.04 LTS i386) and on ThinStation : "ldd path/cryptsetup" and I obtain 2 more libraries on my system which are libdl.so.2 (that I have on ThinStation but not yet associate to cryptsetup) and libselinux.so.1 that doesn't appear on ThinStation.
I also have the possibility to compile my OS with the option allmodules. That fix apparently the "ioctl" error but nothing append... I mean that I enter a password when it asks me and whatever the password nothing append, it looks like a no and loop during the verification of the password.
Also I tested other luks options but I have the same problem...
If you have any idea, it will be very great! :)
Thank you
Benoit
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