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Hi,
I recently updated from ascii to ceres (unstable)
After the full upgrade I got a warning message along the lines of:
"your ramdisk configuration doesn't contain any encrypted drives. Consider removing cryptsetup-initramfs to get rid of this message."
So I did that, and apt removed cryptsetup as well.
I don't have any encrypted disks on my laptop, but I do have encrypted filesystems (e.g. usb sticks, image files etc.) So I'd like to get rid of the warning but keep cryptsetup. Why does cryptsetup require cryptsetup-initramfs? The other way round would seem more logical.
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The cryptsetup command is in the cryptsetup-bin package, which does not require cryptsetup or cryptsetup-initramfs to be installed. It should work with just that (and a library).
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