RBP 3+ Stuck at rainbow screen after LUKS encryption












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I'm trying to create a raspberry pi with kali linux that is encrypted with a key that is located on a USB device, so it doesn't boot without the USB device plugged in. I followed this guide: https://warroom.rsmus.com/encrypted-leave-behind/



However, after two full days of attempting it, I keep ending up with the same issue. After I'm done with encrypting etc and I try to boot the raspberry pi, all I get is the rainbow screen (also turned that off to see any error messages etc but nothing) and then nothing happens. I suspect it's not loading the kernel or something. I'm really out of ideas on what the issue could be.



UPDATE 1: Did some more debugging and when I remove the following line from the /boot/config.txt file, it does boot a bit further and tries to start up, it then stop @ crng init done.




initramfs initramfs.gz 0x00f00000



UPDATE 2: Did some more debugging, after changing the line in /boot/config.txt to the following, it started decrypting and booted completely. However I did get some [FAILED][DEFEND][DEFEND] errors during boot that were directed at the USB with the keyfile on it. However, it still completely booted.




initramfs initramfs.gz followkernel










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I'm trying to create a raspberry pi with kali linux that is encrypted with a key that is located on a USB device, so it doesn't boot without the USB device plugged in. I followed this guide: https://warroom.rsmus.com/encrypted-leave-behind/



However, after two full days of attempting it, I keep ending up with the same issue. After I'm done with encrypting etc and I try to boot the raspberry pi, all I get is the rainbow screen (also turned that off to see any error messages etc but nothing) and then nothing happens. I suspect it's not loading the kernel or something. I'm really out of ideas on what the issue could be.



UPDATE 1: Did some more debugging and when I remove the following line from the /boot/config.txt file, it does boot a bit further and tries to start up, it then stop @ crng init done.




initramfs initramfs.gz 0x00f00000



UPDATE 2: Did some more debugging, after changing the line in /boot/config.txt to the following, it started decrypting and booted completely. However I did get some [FAILED][DEFEND][DEFEND] errors during boot that were directed at the USB with the keyfile on it. However, it still completely booted.




initramfs initramfs.gz followkernel










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  • Updated main post with some more info.

    – Nerotix
    Jan 16 at 8:51
















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I'm trying to create a raspberry pi with kali linux that is encrypted with a key that is located on a USB device, so it doesn't boot without the USB device plugged in. I followed this guide: https://warroom.rsmus.com/encrypted-leave-behind/



However, after two full days of attempting it, I keep ending up with the same issue. After I'm done with encrypting etc and I try to boot the raspberry pi, all I get is the rainbow screen (also turned that off to see any error messages etc but nothing) and then nothing happens. I suspect it's not loading the kernel or something. I'm really out of ideas on what the issue could be.



UPDATE 1: Did some more debugging and when I remove the following line from the /boot/config.txt file, it does boot a bit further and tries to start up, it then stop @ crng init done.




initramfs initramfs.gz 0x00f00000



UPDATE 2: Did some more debugging, after changing the line in /boot/config.txt to the following, it started decrypting and booted completely. However I did get some [FAILED][DEFEND][DEFEND] errors during boot that were directed at the USB with the keyfile on it. However, it still completely booted.




initramfs initramfs.gz followkernel










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I'm trying to create a raspberry pi with kali linux that is encrypted with a key that is located on a USB device, so it doesn't boot without the USB device plugged in. I followed this guide: https://warroom.rsmus.com/encrypted-leave-behind/



However, after two full days of attempting it, I keep ending up with the same issue. After I'm done with encrypting etc and I try to boot the raspberry pi, all I get is the rainbow screen (also turned that off to see any error messages etc but nothing) and then nothing happens. I suspect it's not loading the kernel or something. I'm really out of ideas on what the issue could be.



UPDATE 1: Did some more debugging and when I remove the following line from the /boot/config.txt file, it does boot a bit further and tries to start up, it then stop @ crng init done.




initramfs initramfs.gz 0x00f00000



UPDATE 2: Did some more debugging, after changing the line in /boot/config.txt to the following, it started decrypting and booted completely. However I did get some [FAILED][DEFEND][DEFEND] errors during boot that were directed at the USB with the keyfile on it. However, it still completely booted.




initramfs initramfs.gz followkernel







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  • Updated main post with some more info.

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    Jan 16 at 8:51





















  • Updated main post with some more info.

    – Nerotix
    Jan 16 at 8:51



















Updated main post with some more info.

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Jan 16 at 8:51







Updated main post with some more info.

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Jan 16 at 8:51












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