How do I get my luks prompt to show the drive label instead of the UUID? Is it really as simple as changing the name in fstab or is my system not going to start?
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Adrian Miller
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Logan Butler
Name the device b8e92b9c73d64bba83c557498212685c, then the prompt matches the device label.
Andrew James
technically the truth
Liam Lee
Change the partition name in a GPT partition editor.
Jackson Sanchez
is that in 1080p??????? mine always shows in like 640p how do i change it
Joshua Robinson
it's a screenshot from the web.
mine always cuts off the uuid halfway through like it's only rendering 640p
David Turner
I believe that's only a nvidia issue? there is a workaround in arch wiki
Juan Robinson
mine just scales the image up and looks horrible, but on my artix it looks decent enough.
not nvidia only since i have amd. ill look for the solution on arch wiki
David Morgan
Bump for interest
Blake Reyes
It's my laptop running iris xe internal graphics
Jayden Brown
install gentoo
Juan Williams
Check grub docs.
Nathan Walker
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Carson Reyes
I don't use grub, this is cryptsetup as part of systemd
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Hudson Howard
Trust me, you want it to use UUID, not drive label. Don't go fucking with it. Why? Because you absolutely positively want to be sure that grub is trying to decrypt and mount the correct drive at boot. Since disk labels may change over time, UUID is the only way to be sure.
Jacob Baker
Also, your kernel isn't fully loaded at this point, grub will never show your linux drive labels correctly.
Ryder Smith
>systemd
lmao. Why even use LUKS at that point?
Xavier Adams
Plymouth prompt shows me the disk name just fine.
Ryan James
not an "issue". Some kernel modules are not loaded before decryption. You can sign the modules or some shit so they load during boot
Henry Allen
By the time Plymouth shows up your kernel is loaded. You haven't encrypted your boot partition like OP.