I've been having a vaguely similar issue - which I think also seems to be a
cryptodisk not being found, though in this case not with a new install as such,
but with an old install which started happening after removing a bunch of old
generations. I thought it was a btrfs issue, and so reinstalled with xfs
instead. And the initial stock install went fine and booted, but as soon as I
had installed my actual old configuration, the same issue recurred. I have to
do some additional diagnosis yet.
best,
—Benjamin
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On Mon, 25 Mar 2024 17:00:25 +0100 (1 hour, 15 seconds ago), David Lecompte
<g...@metani.eu> wrote:
> Hi Florian,
> > You further could try editing the Guix configuration file in the
> > installer to get another kernel such as:
> >
> > (use-package-modules linux)
> >
> > (operating-system
> > …
> > (kernel linux-libre-4.19)
> > …)
> >
> Thanks, I did not know I could do that during the install.
> However, when I enter the passphrase, GRUB now replies:
> error: access denied
> error: no such cryptodisk found.
> which is what I had before when I typed the passphrase wrong. I tried
> several times, assuming different keyboard layouts, it did not work.
> Either I did not apply your suggestion properly, or I made another mistake
> during the setup, or something is missing.
> > Is it perhaps necessary to upgrade the BIOS first?
> The BIOS is GNU boot v0.1 rc 3, latest version of GNU boot. With it,
> Trisquel works fine.
> I feel a little tired now, I will retry another day.
> Regards,
> David.
