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v0.5.9 GRUB-installs cleanly. Disk boots, dracut reaches
cryptsetup.target, systemd-ask-password-plymouth.path armed. But
plymouth never switches from boot-splash mode to password-prompt mode
— sendkey'd passphrases bounce, dracut waits forever on
dev-disk-by-uuid.
Workaround: pass `plymouth.enable=0 rd.plymouth=0` to kernel cmdline.
Eliminates plymouth-ask-password-plugin as a layer; LUKS prompt
appears as plain text on tty1 ("Please enter passphrase for disk... :").
Bonus: aligns with hardening posture. Plymouth is graphical eye-candy
running in pid 1's namespace during early boot. Fewer moving parts =
smaller attack surface. veilor-os defaults to text boot; users wanting
splash can re-enable post-install.
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