ChanServ changed the topic of #kisslinux to: Unnofficial KISS Linux community channel | https://kisscommunity.org | post logs or else | "Seek simplicity but distrust it" -- Alfred North Whitehead
jason123onirc has quit [Quit: leaving]
akira01 has quit [Ping timeout: 240 seconds]
<testuser[m]>
Hi
rlittl01 has joined #kisslinux
phinxy has joined #kisslinux
<phinxy>
Does kiss store a cache of built binaries somewhere that can be found after `kiss remove bluez` ?
<illiliti>
you don't need lvm_name and lvm_group unless you have multi-lvm setup. also post output of blkid
<Featyre>
https://dpaste.com/962KUZD8T.txt I cutted down some partitions and I don't know if having two logical volumes counts as multi-lvm setup. Ask me if you need full output
<illiliti>
hmm, everything should be ok. what's the error message?
<Featyre>
It's just saying volume group not found
<Featyre>
And there is no insert password thing
<illiliti>
aha. so the setup is: luks->lvm->root ?
<illiliti>
or lvm->luks->root ?
<illiliti>
the order of the `hooks` matters
<illiliti>
first always goes device manager if you need/have one
<Featyre>
Oh yeah forgot about that
<Featyre>
Let me try and see if there's any problems
<Featyre>
Btw is there anyway to enable swap after
<illiliti>
you can do this in /etc/fstab on your host system
<illiliti>
afaik
<Featyre>
Oh yeah
<Featyre>
I forgot about fstab too
<illiliti>
forgot to mention that `lvm_config` usually isn't needed too
<Featyre>
Alright, there's a no such file or directory error
<illiliti>
at boot time?
<Featyre>
Yep
<illiliti>
try to boot with rddebug kernel param
<illiliti>
to understand what command fails
<illiliti>
\vmlinuz initrd=\initramfs_img rddebug
<Featyre>
Nothing interesting
<illiliti>
are you sure? it should print where the flow stuck
<illiliti>
rddebug enables set -x
<illiliti>
remove `quiet` from kernel params if you have it
<Featyre>
Now there's something
<Featyre>
Error allocating crypto tfm
<Featyre>
I think it might have to do with the kernel
<illiliti>
yeah
<illiliti>
hang on
<Featyre>
Well I used localyesconfig while building and I have got rid of most of the CONFIG not found things and those final ones I don't know where do I even fix so I just left them
<illiliti>
i recall i have a guide about which kernel options should be enabled to make cryptsetup work
<illiliti>
i can't find it :(
<Featyre>
Sad because I have to figure it out myself now
<Featyre>
A bit of exploring wouldn't hurt anyone, right?