cryptsetup luksOpen reload ioctl on drive failed

[baldr333]

Kernel 6.7.6 with openrc

Trying to mount a luks encrypted usb and failing, the drive works fine on other machines

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sudo cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sdb1 drive

output is:

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device-mapper: reload ioctl on drive (253:0) failed: Invalid argument

from dmesg:

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[ 6610.130723] device-mapper: table: 253:0: crypt: unknown target type
[ 6610.130726] device-mapper: ioctl: error adding target to table

luksDump from a luksFormat test file: https://bpa.st/G4XQ

Kernel config: https://dpaste.com/7HH8BR8UK

At this point I have no clue what could be causing this
played around extensively in the kernel and tried enabling the kernel use flag on cryptsetup but it did not do anything.
Wondering if the fact I do not have an initramfs on this machine could be the issue ?
Any clue in figuring this out will be much appreciated

[user]

Hi baldr333,
kernel config looks good.
cryptsetup missing argon2 support?

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# equery u sys-fs/cryptsetup

[baldr333]

Hi,

Seem's like the argon2 flag was already set.

I tried enabling the Kernel useflag instead of the openssl one ,which was the default crypto backend,
but this time I get:

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Cannot initialize crypto backend.
Device /dev/sdb1 is not a valid LUKS device.

Going to have to read more on this to try and figure it out, I have already read the dm-crypt wiki pages quite a few time but still can't figure out exactly what the problem is

[The Main Man]

It's not initramfs, I don't have it either and it works.

[baldr333]

Switched to the distribution Kernel and that solved my problem