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authorKarel Kočí <cynerd@email.cz>2021-09-04 16:43:29 +0200
committerKarel Kočí <cynerd@email.cz>2021-09-04 16:43:29 +0200
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sys-boot/myinitramfs: revert changes
As it seems the issue is somewhere else. The lock is now in /run/cryptsetup and /run is present. The code to include libgcc_s.so does not work as there are two more levels to include and the biggest issue is that it won't help anyway. I tested it by adding those files to filesystem and chrooting to it. The error was same. I even copied whole /usr and /lib and /lib64 and the error was same. This seems like there is something rotten deep. The root cause seems to be in the used algorithm. The default now is argon2 but when I use pbkdf2 the issue is gone. The issue seems to be with libargon2.so as it seems.
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diff --git a/sys-boot/myinitramfs/files/gen.sh b/sys-boot/myinitramfs/files/gen.sh
index 697968b..e15edcd 100755
--- a/sys-boot/myinitramfs/files/gen.sh
+++ b/sys-boot/myinitramfs/files/gen.sh
@@ -22,13 +22,6 @@ cp baselist "$LIST"
# Init script
echo "file /init ./init.enc 755 0 0" >> "$LIST"
echo >> "$LIST"
-# GCC library
-echo "dir /usr/lib 755 0 0" >> "$LIST"
-echo "dir /usr/lib/gcc 755 0 0" >> "$LIST"
-find /usr/lib/gcc -type f -name libgcc\*\.so\* | while read -r lib; do
- echo "file $lib $lib 755 0 0" >> "$LIST"
-done
-echo >> "$LIST"
# Executables required when USE_DMI
if [ -n "$USE_DMI" ]; then
echo "file /sbin/initramfs_password ./initramfs_password 755 0 0" >> "$LIST"