Use correct cryptsetup key size parameter name#5
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Using
cryptsetupwith the parameter-keysizeleads to an error message (at least on the latest Raspberry Pi OS: 10/Buster). When using--key-sizeinstead, as described in the cryptsetup(8) — Linux manual page, the command succeeds.