Having looked more closely at some of the internals of the package, I want to highlight one fact: the device with the new root is /dev/evms/newroot, and it could be pretty much anything. Since it's supplied by evms, it's probably not relevant to think of it as scsi or ide (it might, in principle, be made up of several physical disks of different types).
Some of the code does switch statements on the the device for the root. *If* that's referring to the second-stage root (the one pivoted onto after the initrd, i.e., the real root) then it's not going to handle any evms stuff. The lvm code is clearly invoking a non-existent program; I'm not sure if the resulting error is just a routine warning or something that stops subsequent execution. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
