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On 13.03.2011, Maciej Pilichowski wrote: 

> Just of curiosity I tried to load the module explicitly (modprobe) 
> in 11.4 and then execute cryptsetup again, but it still stated the 
> hash is not supported.

Not quite shure on that one, but as far as I know, newer cryptsetup is
libgcrypt based, so you'll have to check if your libgcrypt
implementation has compiled-in support for this particular hash
algorithm you're trying to use.