Hi Diagon, Am 22.05.2018 um 09:50 schrieb Diagon: > So I'm doing something that I've done many times with Ubuntu. That is, > preparing my disks in the live system (usually /boot on a USB stick and > / on luks, no partition table on that second drive), then running the > install, and finally pivoting in to fix crypttab and update the initramfs. > > After many tries with the debian installer, I've almost been able to get > this to work, though it does need some tending to to get there. The > problem comes after I've pivoted in. I install cryptsetup, as I find > that it's not there, and then correct crypttab/initramfs. Oddly, I find > the initramfs does not include cryptsetup. Hmmm. You mean the initramfs created by debian-installer? Have you tried recreating the initramfs from the installed system? 'update-initramfs -u' recreates the initramfs for latest installed kernel. If you have cryptsetup installed and an encrypted rootfs, cryptsetup should be added to the initramfs automatically. If it doesn't, please file a bug against cryptsetup to the Debian bugtracking system (bugs.debian.org). In case you file a bug, please do the following in advance: * change the shebang in /usr/sbin/mkinitramfs to '#!/bin/sh -x' * run 'update-initramfs -u >/tmp/mkinitramfs.log 2>&1' * attach '/tmp/mkinitramfs.log' to the bugreport * (don't forget to change back the shebang of mkinitramfs afterwards) Cheers, jonas
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