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My system has been installed for like two years now.
I installed the latest firmware for the system, and since then it does not boot anymore.
At boot I get the following error:
ERROR: device '/dev/cryptlvm-root' not found. Skipping fsck.Followed with the usual mount errors and finally it enters in emergency shell.
My FS is as follow :
/dev/nvme0n1p0 <-- EFI partition holding the grub efi file
/dev/nvme0n1p1 <-- LUKS block that holds LVM that holds both / (cryptlvm-root) and /swap
I don't think this is a LUKS/dm-crypt issue, I think the root cause is that the disk drive is not detected properly: I can't find my disk in /dev from the emergency shell.
# ls /dev/nvme*
ls: cannot access '/dev/nvme*': No such file or directoryIf I plug a USB key, I can see /dev/sda appear, meaning udev is working correctly.
(I think udev is the service that does create these /dev blocks mapping, is that correct ?)
So it would look like the disk is not detected, but when I boot from the latest arch boot media, my disk is there, and I can open the LUKS block, mount everything and chroot to my system.
From there I tried to reinstall grub and regenerate initramfs, but this did not change anything.
The kernel is 6.16.8.arch2-1.
Not sure what to do from there, I could try to install some older kernel but I am not sure if this would be relevant...
Last edited by RogerRabbit (2025-09-23 21:34:32)
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Well never mind, whild chrooted I updated the system again just in case...
This solved the issue, here are the package updated :
upgraded util-linux-libs (2.41.1-1 -> 2.41.2-1)
upgraded systemd-libs (258-2 -> 258-3)
upgraded harfbuzz (11.5.0-1 -> 11.5.1-1)
upgraded glycin (2.0.0-3 -> 2.0.0-4)
upgraded gdk-pixbuf2 (2.44.1-3 -> 2.44.2-1)
upgraded util-linux (2.41.1-1 -> 2.41.2-1)
upgraded systemd (258-2 -> 258-3)
upgraded js140 (140.3.0-1 -> 140.3.1-1)
upgraded harfbuzz-icu (11.5.0-1 -> 11.5.1-1)
upgraded gnome-shell (1:49.0-1 -> 1:49.0-2)
upgraded lib32-util-linux (2.41.1-1 -> 2.41.2-1)
upgraded lib32-harfbuzz (11.5.0-1 -> 11.5.1-1)
upgraded linux (6.16.8.arch2-1 -> 6.16.8.arch3-1)
upgraded systemd-sysvcompat (258-2 -> 258-3)I feel unlucky lately ![]()
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