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Description of problem: I'd created several times with livecd-iso-to-disk a bootable usb with fedora on it, various versions. It should include a encrypted home. Creation works, eg, ask for password on create and so on. When booting, I see short a password prompt, but system-start messages move it out and I can not enter a password encrypting the home image. Switching to another console after start let me login as root, but homefolder and overlay are not mounted. When creating usb stick with unencrypted home (--unencrypted-home) everything works fine. eg, UI starts up. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Create usb stick from a live-iso with a home and boot it. You'll not able entering a password for unlocking the home and system start stops. Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: USB with encrypted home is not usable Expected results: On boot of usb stick the system boot should stop until the password for the home partition is entered. Additional info:
Ok - retested. Seem with the standard workstation ISO it works, but not with the kde spin...
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