Comment 11 for bug 456806

I am seeing this issue as well. The final messages I see on my vanilla server install after boot are:

One or more of the mounts listed in /etc/fstab cannot yet be mounted:
(ESC for recovery shell)
swap: waiting for /dev/mapper/cryptswap1

This is a fully upgraded but completely default (not additional software selected) install of 9.10 with encrypted user folders.

The reason I wanted to add a comment is that I was experiencing some other behaviors that might be related. The first thing I tried to do was to apt-get update / upgrade to see if that fixed the mountall error and I couldn't sudo because my password got rejected. When I would type the password and hit enter, the prompt would not respond, so I'd hit enter again, and it would respond and say the password was incorrect. It was as if the first enter keystroke was lost.

I tried to ssh into another box to see if that was working and had my password rejected by the remote system. Again, the password prompt would act as though my first enter keystroke was lost. And then my password was rejected on a system I could access from another terminal.

The shell on the system works well as long as I don't hit escape (the mountall recovery shell problem) and as long as I don't try to enter a password. I haven't yet determined that they are directly related but thought this might catch someone's eye.