http://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=904987 http://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=904987#c26 --- Comment #26 from Chris Targett <chris@xlevus.net> --- I have just attempted to install Tumbleweed on a new hardware. - Intel NUC - Corsair Force NVME SSD - OpenSUSE-Tumbleweed-DVD-x86_64-Snapshot20170304-Media.iso (4.10.1-1-default) *all* installs have been booted through UEFI. * First install attempt using the LUKS+LVM option resulted in 3 partitions. efi(vfat), boot(ext4), and system(lvm). On boot no password entry was requested, and was not present on any alternate TTYs. System dropped to a dracut shell. * Second install attempt, the installer initially wanted to install to the USB stick that was installing it. When changing the target disk and selecting the LUKS+LVM option, only two partitions were created. efi(vfat) and system(lvm). On boot Grub requested the LVM password, and the subsequent graphical boot also requested the password. System booted flawlessly. * Third install attempt matched the third. No password prompt on any TTY. In dracut shell: * /etc/crypttab was empty In chrooted mount (from dracut shell): * /etc/crypttab contains `cr_-Force-part3 /dev/disk/by-id/-Force-part3 none none` There is no /dev/disk/by-id matching that name. * `lsinitrd -f etc/crypttab` returns no output. But `lsinitrd | grep crypttab` lists a 0 byte file. * `/usr/lib/systemd/system-generators/systemd-cryptsetup-generator` creates `cryptsetup.target.requires`, `dev-disk-by-id\x2did-\x2dForce\x2dpart3.device.wants`, `dev-mapper-cr_\x2dForce\x2dpart3.device.d`, `dev-mapper-cr_\x2dForce\x2dpart3.device.requires`, `systemd-cryptsetup@cr_\x2dForce\x2dpart3.service`. Running `dracut -f` did not change the size of crypttab in `lsinitrd`. Fixing the crypttab to point to somewhere that does exist, and then running `dracut -f` fixed the size of the crypttab in the initrd. On boot the password was requested, but did not progress past the loading throbber. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the bug.