Error during boot. encrypted source does not existUbuntu 13.04 with LVM+FDE: “Failed to load config file...
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Error during boot. encrypted source does not exist
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Does anyone know how to fix this,
I have access to busybox after exit it says:
/Scripts/local-top/cryptroot: line 218: not found.
ALERT! encrypted source device uuid=longstring Does not exist, can't unlock nvme0n1p3_crypt.
Check cryptops=source=bootarg= /processor/cmdline
Or missing modules, devices: cat /processor/modules; ls /devices
Dropping to shell
BusyBox e.t.c.
I also booted from usb but gparted can't see my hard drive?
I don't mind loosing my data as it's backed up I just need to work.
boot busybox
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Does anyone know how to fix this,
I have access to busybox after exit it says:
/Scripts/local-top/cryptroot: line 218: not found.
ALERT! encrypted source device uuid=longstring Does not exist, can't unlock nvme0n1p3_crypt.
Check cryptops=source=bootarg= /processor/cmdline
Or missing modules, devices: cat /processor/modules; ls /devices
Dropping to shell
BusyBox e.t.c.
I also booted from usb but gparted can't see my hard drive?
I don't mind loosing my data as it's backed up I just need to work.
boot busybox
asked Nov 21 '18 at 1:03
Octavio del SerOctavio del Ser
61
add a comment |
Does anyone know how to fix this,
I have access to busybox after exit it says:
/Scripts/local-top/cryptroot: line 218: not found.
ALERT! encrypted source device uuid=longstring Does not exist, can't unlock nvme0n1p3_crypt.
Check cryptops=source=bootarg= /processor/cmdline
Or missing modules, devices: cat /processor/modules; ls /devices
Dropping to shell
BusyBox e.t.c.
I also booted from usb but gparted can't see my hard drive?
I don't mind loosing my data as it's backed up I just need to work.
boot busybox
asked Nov 21 '18 at 1:03
Octavio del SerOctavio del Ser
61
Does anyone know how to fix this,
I have access to busybox after exit it says:
/Scripts/local-top/cryptroot: line 218: not found.
ALERT! encrypted source device uuid=longstring Does not exist, can't unlock nvme0n1p3_crypt.
Check cryptops=source=bootarg= /processor/cmdline
Or missing modules, devices: cat /processor/modules; ls /devices
Dropping to shell
BusyBox e.t.c.
I also booted from usb but gparted can't see my hard drive?
I don't mind loosing my data as it's backed up I just need to work.
boot busybox
boot busybox
asked Nov 21 '18 at 1:03
Octavio del SerOctavio del Ser
61
asked Nov 21 '18 at 1:03
Octavio del SerOctavio del Ser
61
asked Nov 21 '18 at 1:03
Octavio del SerOctavio del Ser
61
asked Nov 21 '18 at 1:03
Octavio del SerOctavio del Ser
61
asked Nov 21 '18 at 1:03
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The result message is basically "something went wrong you should check out these possible investigation options". Really the problem is that nvme0n1p3_crypt does not exist, or really it was never loaded. (You can see this from the cryptroot executable
- This configuration can be seen by:
cat /etc/crypttab. - Just to corroborate what is happening by:
ls /dev/
The problem is that your NVMe drive was never loaded. The problem is usually the bios configuration which attempts to allow RAID drive configurations to load. Turn off RAID drive and switch to AHCI.
- BIOS versus UEFI
- aoe
- Capture your boot configuration
- ArchLinux suggestion to turn off
- What UEFI really is and how to dual boot install with it
- Dual boot configuration
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The result message is basically "something went wrong you should check out these possible investigation options". Really the problem is that nvme0n1p3_crypt does not exist, or really it was never loaded. (You can see this from the cryptroot executable
- This configuration can be seen by:
cat /etc/crypttab. - Just to corroborate what is happening by:
ls /dev/
The problem is that your NVMe drive was never loaded. The problem is usually the bios configuration which attempts to allow RAID drive configurations to load. Turn off RAID drive and switch to AHCI.
- BIOS versus UEFI
- aoe
- Capture your boot configuration
- ArchLinux suggestion to turn off
- What UEFI really is and how to dual boot install with it
- Dual boot configuration
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The result message is basically "something went wrong you should check out these possible investigation options". Really the problem is that nvme0n1p3_crypt does not exist, or really it was never loaded. (You can see this from the cryptroot executable
- This configuration can be seen by:
cat /etc/crypttab. - Just to corroborate what is happening by:
ls /dev/
The problem is that your NVMe drive was never loaded. The problem is usually the bios configuration which attempts to allow RAID drive configurations to load. Turn off RAID drive and switch to AHCI.
- BIOS versus UEFI
- aoe
- Capture your boot configuration
- ArchLinux suggestion to turn off
- What UEFI really is and how to dual boot install with it
- Dual boot configuration
answered 42 secs ago
Warren ParadWarren Parad
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The result message is basically "something went wrong you should check out these possible investigation options". Really the problem is that nvme0n1p3_crypt does not exist, or really it was never loaded. (You can see this from the cryptroot executable
- This configuration can be seen by:
cat /etc/crypttab. - Just to corroborate what is happening by:
ls /dev/
The problem is that your NVMe drive was never loaded. The problem is usually the bios configuration which attempts to allow RAID drive configurations to load. Turn off RAID drive and switch to AHCI.
- BIOS versus UEFI
- aoe
- Capture your boot configuration
- ArchLinux suggestion to turn off
- What UEFI really is and how to dual boot install with it
- Dual boot configuration
answered 42 secs ago
Warren ParadWarren Parad
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The result message is basically "something went wrong you should check out these possible investigation options". Really the problem is that nvme0n1p3_crypt does not exist, or really it was never loaded. (You can see this from the cryptroot executable
- This configuration can be seen by:
cat /etc/crypttab. - Just to corroborate what is happening by:
ls /dev/
The problem is that your NVMe drive was never loaded. The problem is usually the bios configuration which attempts to allow RAID drive configurations to load. Turn off RAID drive and switch to AHCI.
- BIOS versus UEFI
- aoe
- Capture your boot configuration
- ArchLinux suggestion to turn off
- What UEFI really is and how to dual boot install with it
- Dual boot configuration
answered 42 secs ago
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