I also had the problem of not being able to boot with crypto disks using the stock kernel, which started recently.
Finally I realized the initramfs cryptsetup scripts were missing. I remembered gnome-vfs (or something) had preferentially installed devicekit-disks. devicekit-disks suggests cryptsetup, but cryptsetup requires dmsetup, which conflicts with devicekit-disks, so cryptsetup was removed. Then when the initrd image updated, it no longer booted. Luckily update-initramfs did not update my custom kernel or it would have been very inconvenient. If cryptsetup is not on your system, try installing it again, and running update-initramfs for the kernels that won't boot. I guess I will file a bug report on... cryptsetup? It should depend on either dmsetup or devicekit-disks? I'll see what they think. Mark -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-kernel-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
