I have it working by entering the commands for cryptsetup and mount in
rc.local without doing a modprobe. I did a lsmod before doing this and
saw dm_crypt and dm_mod loaded. Checking now aes is also loaded without
doing a modprobe. Note that I use -d /etc/keys to load the key rather
than entering a passphrase from the console.
> out of the blue, is cryptsetup working for you again if you guys type
> this:
>
> # sudo modprobe aes dm-crypt dm_mod
>
> (if yes, then this bug is a dupe of bug #64625)
>
>
I have it working by entering the commands for cryptsetup and mount in
rc.local without doing a modprobe. I did a lsmod before doing this and
saw dm_crypt and dm_mod loaded. Checking now aes is also loaded without
doing a modprobe. Note that I use -d /etc/keys to load the key rather
than entering a passphrase from the console.
> out of the blue, is cryptsetup working for you again if you guys type
> this:
>
> # sudo modprobe aes dm-crypt dm_mod
>
> (if yes, then this bug is a dupe of bug #64625)
>
>