Description of problem: With disk encryption enabled the boot prompt provided by plymouth does not show any indication of the state of the caps lock key. How reproducible: Every time the caps lock key is turned on. Steps to Reproduce: 1. accidentally hit caps lock key 2. enter luks password 3. rage at your sysadmin that the system doesn't boot or passphrase is wrong Actual results: Fails to accept password with no indication that the caps lock key is toggled on. Expected results: Either caps lock is turned off by default or an indication of the caps lock key either by keyboard light or some graphical means, even a message on the details screen might help.
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Thank you for your bug-report. We already have a bug open for tracking this, so I'm marking this as a duplicate of that bug. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 825406 ***