I'm using Ubuntu 20.04.
I have a (LUKS) encrypted partition that I do not want to be prompted to mount on startup (at minimum, not providing a password for it on startup should not block the system from booting), but I can't work out how to disable this. Note that the partition in question is not a root partition - rather it contains optional data not needed by the OS and is not needed to boot the system
I strongly suspect I need to do something with Systemd but I can't work out what. I see there is a cryptsetup.target set to enabled, but running "systemctl disable cryptsetup.target" does not disable it.
There is nothing in crypttab and nothing related to the partition in question in fstab.
Right now, if I try and boot the system it says "Starting Cryptography Setup for srv..." Please enter passphrase for disk LOGICAL_VOLUME (srv): ...
The system does not timeout or boot unless I try and enter in the password 3 times - and this is happening before networking is even enabled.