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Same Error. Weird.
considers
I think that mount the mount(1) command is probably calling the mount(2) system call, and it's returning ENOENT, error 2. The mount(2) man page says "ENOENT A pathname was empty or had a nonexistent component.".
Hmm. So, I expect from the cyan color there that that "luks-d8..." thing is a symlink that points at some device file that LUKS creates when that
luksOpen
command runs.Maybe
ls -l /dev/mapper/luks-d8...
and see what it points at and whether that exists as a first step? It's probably gonna be some device file somewhere in /dev.