When I boot my laptop I get the following messages before the grub menu appears:
It times out by itself or I can press a key, after which the grub menu appears and I can continue to boot the OS without problems.
This install was done manually because I need a custom partition layout with encryption and lvm. This went fine (I’ve done similar installs with Archlinux in the past so I am familiar with the process) and I ended up with a clean minimal install (no DE). Next I restored from a backup the root partition with the exception of /sys, /proc, and some others and made sure not to overwrite some important files. Mainly, grub.cfg, /etc/default/grub, mkinitcpio.conf, fstab, crypttab.
I must have forgotten something because I got a grub rescue prompt. I fixed that with a live boot and manjaro-chroot in which I reinstalled grub, ran mkinitcpio and grub-mkconfig. Now it boots, but I get those weird errors first.
The UUID mentioned on the first line is the LV for my root filesystem.
In /etc/default/grub the UUID of the luks partition is specified as such:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="cryptdevice=UUID=feb8af67-1725-4482-b634-435a59293dbf:vgcrypt"
In /boot/grub/grub.cfg I find the root LV mentioned in the error, but I think that’s correct, as grub-mkconfig finds that during grub-mkconfig.
In short, I’m not sure what’s wrong so if someone has an idea I’d be grateful for it.
Thanks in advance!