https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=200214
MZsombok <mark.zsom...@gmail.com> changed:
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--- Comment #2 from MZsombok <mark.zsom...@gmail.com> ---
Greetings,
I had this issue quite a few times, but only decided to look further into it
now.
To me, the cause appears to be - and this is just an assumption - how GELI
handles the keyboard layout during boot. (after a guided installation. I
faintly remember not having this issue after a completely manual installation)
I tested with hungarian layout (qwertz).
1. - boot into install medium
2. - select hungarian 102 key layout
3. - start installation with "guided ZFS" -> choose to encrypt disk
4. - provide passphrase that contains a "y".
5. - complete installation
6. - reboot
7. - bootloader asks for passphrase -> enter passphrase assuming hungarian
102key layout is used.
8. - passphrase is accepted and boot process starts.
9. - halfway in, GELI requests the passphrase again, but this time the keyboard
layout is not the selected hungarian 102key, but apperas to be US-english. "y"
and "z" are switched and need to be taken into account while entering the
passphrase again.
10. - boot process completes, system is ready for action.
On a second installation where the used keys of in the passphrase are laid out
the same way in both us-english and hu-102.
- Install successful,
- Bootloader requests passphrase -> enter passphrase
- Passphrase is not asked for a second time during boot and bootup completes.
I hope this helps.
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