On that screen, and in the terminal, when you type your password nothing will appear on the screen. Youâre actually typing your password, itâs just not showing up on the screen. This is done for security reasons (to avoid revealing information when someone is âshoulder surfingâ).
So, go ahead and type your password at that screen and then press the enter button on your keyboard.
Error: access denied.
Error: no such cryptodisk found
Error: disk âcryptouuid/ numbers and charactersâ not found.
Entering Rescue modeâŚ
Now grub rescue>
So purhaps change of SSD ??
@KGIII@guiverc
Thank you very much from the bottom of my heart.
You just solved my situation perfectly - total success!!! http://www.farah.cl/Keyboardery/Interactive-Comparator-of-Different-National-Layouts/?left=da&right=random - Danish during installation versus US keyboard.
Read the articles and yes it would be nice to have been warned or at least get some info up front on this, especially for a newbie.
You just saved my 320 GB partition. Really appreciating your help.
Kind regards from Pytt
@leok (or anyone actually who has non-qwerty keyboard & can use non-english)
If you can, maybe you should try a QA-test install looking for this with hirsute, and if itâs still a problem (which Iâd expect given the upstream bug report is still open), maybe we should include it in the hirsute (21.04) release notes (too late for groovy or prior focal notes nowâŚ)
LUKS allows up to 8 different passphrases. For convenience, you can add the âwrongâ passphrase, so that you donât have to worry about the current keyboard layout in use.
I can only answer for me, but I donât mind at all
FYI: I opened this thread again as I thought your idea was a good one⌠and decided (maybe wrongly) to use this thread in a request to test & maybe add a warning (known issue) in the coming 21.04/hirsute release notes⌠but I opened it
Tested Lubuntu Hirsute 21.04 and can confirm this is stiill the case - see bug report for further info. The comments in the bug report provide some interesting info.
If you feel you can, can I ask you to write up a listing in Known Bugs/Issues in the draft release notes. Iâll do it, but I fear I wonât find time next 24-30 hours; and release is so very close.
(Iâm hoping itâll be quicker & better from you, having experienced the issue, rather than me reading your & other reports. As for what is normal and what to write, I suggest you look at the focal release notes as example. Weâll review & adjust it. With much thanks).
Just an FYI. @leok has added a warning in the Known Issues section of the Lubuntu 21.04 (hirsute hippo) release notes, which will be included also in 20.04.3 (if itâs still an issue when that releases), so your comment achieved a result - thank you @PS_dk and @leok
