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With the new grub2 in f16, the options have changed and there doesn't seem to be an option for a luks prompt at the start of the boot like before. I can't find it, at least. Is there an option to return the luks password prompt to the startup of rhgb, like before?
Is this a new install, or did you upgrade? You need to specify that you want to encrypt your drive during the installation of your distro, that is if it is a new install. If an upgrade, did you have LUKS setup before hand?
It's a new install, and the encryption works. I've been using it for a while on previous versions. The only thing now is that instead of showing a password prompt on boot, it just stops at a certain point until you press esc and type it in. Other than that, it's working. I'm just asking if there's a way to set it like previous versions where the password prompt would be the first thing, which was achieved by deleting rd_NO_LUKS from the kernel boot line. That doesn't seem to be working in grub2.
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