The FAQ doesn't mention this hurdle. I found that upgrading from
kernel 2.4.23+lvm1 to 2.4.23+lvm2 is really quite trivial
(particularly with debian - I didn't have to do anything). However,
the 2.6 kernel won't boot because lvm can't find any volume groups.
I've tried 2.6.0, 2.6.2 and most recently 2.6.3. In each case, the
device mapper (dm-mod) is loaded and /dev/mapper/control exists
(I'm using devfsd). What did I miss?
TIA,
-D
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