After the update from sys-kernel/dracut-023 (with sys-fs/udev-171-r6 to sys-kernel/dracut-023-r1 (with sys-fs/udev-194) stops honoring multiple "rd.luks.uuid" on the commandline. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. have multiple luks crypted partitions you want to be unlocked during initramfs runtime (eg. / and hibernate partitions) 2. boot with an initramfs generated with dracut Actual Results: Dracut uses the plymouth helper to ask for the password for the first partitions several times even if the first entered password matches. Expected Results: proceed and ask for a password for the next partition.
Created attachment 326364 [details] emerge --info
This is probably related to the change of udevdir (/lib/udev -> /usr/lib/udev). Do you still have this issue with udev-197-r2 and dracut-024-r4? Don't forget to rebuild all packages which install rules in /usr/lib/udev after upgrade to udev-197 (see bug 451266).
(In reply to comment #0) > After the update > from sys-kernel/dracut-023 (with sys-fs/udev-171-r6 > to sys-kernel/dracut-023-r1 (with sys-fs/udev-194) > stops honoring multiple "rd.luks.uuid" on the commandline. If you didn't rebuilt at least sys-fs/lvm2 after this update or/and if you updated dracut before udev, then this failure is expected imo.
Does the problem still occurs for you after upgrades and rebuilds as suggested by Alexander?
upgrading and rebuilding worked. thanks.
