[opensuse-factory] systemd / Leap / Kernel:stable / Luks fails after upgrade of systemd

14 Jul 2017

      Hi all,

after updating my Leap 42.2 yesterday from systemd-228-25.3.1 to
systemd-228-25.6.1 my boot hangs at the point where it normally would
ask my Luks password.
I'm running Leap 42.2 with Kernel:stable on an nvme SSD with an
encrypted LVM, i.e. only /boot/efi in uncrypted. (I need Kernel:stable
since in order to get HDMI working on my new XPS 15 9560 I need at
least something like a 4.9 kernel).
The issue reminds me of the thread starting
https://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse-factory/2017-06/msg00643.html,
except that none of the tricks there help, such as switching to (any
of the) other VTs. I've removed plymouth completely now, and I can
boot fine with the older 25.3.1 (also when downgrading back to it, or
even when manually replacing all the systemd files in my initrd),
while with 25.6.1 I do not get a password prompt.
After looking at the diff between the two, I presume it has something
to do with the new NVMe rules in rules/60-persistent-storage.rules,
but before digging deeper, has anyone seen this same problem or
perhaps have a simple workaround/fix?

Best wishes,
Mischa Sallé
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