Another workaround could be modifying your /etc/crypttab from /dev/disk/by-uuid/## to /dev/sdXX.
If your stuck at boot with "Gave up waiting for root device. . . . Alert! /dev/disk/by-uuid/## does not exist. Dropping to a shell", you can simply type this:
$ ln -s /dev/sdXX /dev/disk/by-uuid/##
$ exit
As there will be no automatic fix available until karmic gets released and it may affect users upgrading from jaunty, it should be mentioned in the "Knows issues" list!
For experienced users Karel Zak has a fix available at http:// article. gmane.org/ gmane.linux. utilities. util-linux- ng/2568 . Remember backing up your data!
Another workaround could be modifying your /etc/crypttab from /dev/disk/ by-uuid/ ## to /dev/sdXX.
If your stuck at boot with "Gave up waiting for root device. . . . Alert! /dev/disk/ by-uuid/ ## does not exist. Dropping to a shell", you can simply type this: by-uuid/ ##
$ ln -s /dev/sdXX /dev/disk/
$ exit
As there will be no automatic fix available until karmic gets released and it may affect users upgrading from jaunty, it should be mentioned in the "Knows issues" list!