Re: Trying to mount pre-Luks encrypted external disks, suse 12.3

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Sorry for top posting, but please first read section 7.6 of FAQ
losetup->cryptsetup guide or https://lkml.org/lkml/2012/11/2/162
it should help you :)

I am almost sure the options you used are not valid (ESSIV was never
used in cryptloop etc). You have to specify options explicitly.
As mentioned in document, options cannot be detected automatically.

If you cannot find solution, please post _exact_ losetup parameters
you are using and exact losetup (util-linux) version from working system
(very important because Suse added some patches).

Milan



On 18.7.2013 1:41, James Pacey Bennett wrote:
I have several external backup disks encrypted before Luks appeared.  After
update from 12.1 to 12.3, losetup is gone and I haven't been able to
mount the encrypted disks.

linux-p22i /root# uname -r
3.7.10-1.16-desktop

linux-p22i /root# lsmod | grep crypt
cryptoloop             12715  0
loop                   27944  1 cryptoloop
dm_crypt               22845  2
dm_mod                 92315  4 dm_crypt

linux-p22i /root# lsblk -f -l /dev/sdi1
NAME FSTYPE LABEL UUID MOUNTPOINT
sdi1

***/dev/sdi1 was previously under 12.1 mounted using losetup***

***Because the partition isn't a Luks partition, I can't***
linux-p22i /root# cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sdi1 back5
Device /dev/sdi1 is not a valid LUKS device.

So I try a 'legacy' approach per the cryptosetup wiki:

linux-p22i /root# cryptsetup create back5 /dev/sdi1
Enter passphrase:
(which I did; just got newline)

linux-p22i /root# cryptsetup status back5
/dev/mapper/back5 is active.
   type:    PLAIN
   cipher:  aes-cbc-essiv:sha256
   keysize: 256 bits
   device:  /dev/sdi1
   offset:  0 sectors
   size:    976768002 sectors
   mode:    read/write

***which seems correct to me***

linux-p22i /root# l /dev/mapper/
back5@                                              cr_ata-WDC_WD1002FAEX-00Z3A0_WD-WCATRC268610-part1@
control%                                            main@

Now. How do I or what do I mount?  I can't use /dev/mapper directly.
I have no success trying to mkfs /dev/back5.

This must be a common problem but I don't find
it addressed in the opensuse forums.

Help!
jim bennett


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