You're right, the problem was in mount, and was quite stupid. My XFS file system
was broken. I solved the problem by :
- booting on a liveCD (an Ubuntu one)
- installing cryptsetup and lvm2
- modprobe dm_mod
- modprobe aes
- cryptsetup sda2 hda2_crypt
- vgchange -a y [vg]
- adding swap : swapon /de
> my system automatically keeps one backup of the initrds. Yours might
> as well. Edit the initrd line in your grub boot from the grub
> prompt. You can use tab completion to see what initrd's are
> available. Mine are all of the form initrd.img- version>-.bak
I tried them, it begins to boot but b
tart, get booted into an older system...
The problem is that I tried all my kernels, and that none is working. I think
all my initrd's were updated with the not working cryptsetup, and that I'm
blocked outside of my system...
Kjö
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