In my system, nvme0n1p8 is a LUKS encrypted partition.
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# ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid/ | grep 54a
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 15 Jan 1 20:58 54a32cdd-caa5-40d9-8059-fac82c11868c -> ../../nvme0n1p8
This is the corresponding limine.cfg entry:
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:EasyOS Daedalus64 (partition nvme0n1p7, path EasyOS/Daedalus)
COMMENT=EasyOS bootup
PROTOCOL=linux
KERNEL_CMDLINE=rw wkg_uuid=54a32cdd-caa5-40d9-8059-fac82c11868c wkg_dir=EasyOS/Daedalus
KERNEL_PATH=guid://aba5be6d-f6ee-48a3-a7a0-2dde3777d418/EasyOS/Daedalus/vmlinuz
MODULE_PATH=guid://aba5be6d-f6ee-48a3-a7a0-2dde3777d418/EasyOS/Daedalus/initrd
But EasyOS never tries to open the encrypted partition.
Is there a way to configure Limine so that EasyOS can use the wkg_dir in the LUKS partition?