Steps to reproduce:
- install *buntu 15.04
- sudo systemctl set-default multi-user.target
- add some partition _other than root_ to /etc/crypttab
-> systemd doesn't ask for passphrase, stops at "starting cryptography for foo.."
booting with upstart and "text" kernel option (same as systemd and multi-user.target), it asks for passphrase and works correctly.
In my tests I had root without encryption and another partition in crypttab, then it doesn't ask for passphrase. In another test I had root encrypted and that in crypttab, then it asks for the passphrase.
I can confirm this also.
Steps to reproduce:
- install *buntu 15.04
- sudo systemctl set-default multi-user.target
- add some partition _other than root_ to /etc/crypttab
-> systemd doesn't ask for passphrase, stops at "starting cryptography for foo.."
booting with upstart and "text" kernel option (same as systemd and multi-user.target), it asks for passphrase and works correctly.
In my tests I had root without encryption and another partition in crypttab, then it doesn't ask for passphrase. In another test I had root encrypted and that in crypttab, then it asks for the passphrase.