I'm 100% sure i'm typing the password correctly. Grub's installed with "device-mapper" flag, encrypted-root mix-ins is enabled, I've also upgraded @world with it.
I've also tried a genkernel's kernel and initramfs with --luks --lvm, same result.
There are some additional parameters in grub (not from boot.conf), I've tried to remove them, same result.
boot {
generate grub
default "Funtoo Linux"
timeout 3
}
"Funtoo Linux" {
kernel bzImage[-v]
}
"Funtoo Linux genkernel" {
kernel kernel[-v]
initrd initramfs[-v]
# IMPORTANT: Most users will want to remove "nomodeset", below!
#
# It is included in the initial install to ensure that virtually all
# systems boot up with a readable initial console.
# But all graphics drivers (with the one exception of the proprietary
# NVIDIA drivers) REQUIRE mode setting to be enabled, and thus the
# nomodeset option must be REMOVED prior to setting up a graphical
# environment or X will not start. Remember to run "ego boot update" after
# removing the option, and then reboot prior to configuring X.
# Also note that if you are using a 4K or higher resolution display, your
# console text may become very small after enabling kernel mode setting
# since it will display your console at the native resolution of your
# display.
params += crypt_root=UUID=25268b45-b7c4-4ae5-bbbd-663a843faa5f dolvm real_root=/dev/mapper/vol_group-root rootfstype=ext4 resume=swap:/dev/mapper/vol_group-swap quiet
}
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subj. Can't boot into the system.
I'm 100% sure i'm typing the password correctly. Grub's installed with "device-mapper" flag, encrypted-root mix-ins is enabled, I've also upgraded @world with it.
I've also tried a genkernel's kernel and initramfs with --luks --lvm, same result.
There are some additional parameters in grub (not from boot.conf), I've tried to remove them, same result.
ls /boot:
epro show:
lsblk:
fstab:
boot.conf:
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