Description of problem:
After installing Fedora from live CD, with /boot on a primary partition, swap on
an extended partition and root on LVM, I end up with an incorrectly set-up
initrd and grub.conf.

Note the grub.conf inconsistency in the grub.conf attached: the comments
correctly uses /dev/system/root_fedora but the entry written for Fedora uses
LABEL=/ . According to Chris Lumens
(https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=238462#c8), disk labels are not
even supposed to be used on logical volumes.

/etc/fstab uses label as well for root, and initrd's init file is missing some
LVM-related set-up lines, resulting in an inability to find the root partition
on boot.





Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
Fedora-8-Test-2-Live-x86_64
anaconda-11.3.0.28-1

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Set up a disk with a partition table similar to the one described below
2. Install Fedora from live CD
  
Actual results:
LVM not set up properly, system unbootable (need to boot rescue CD, fix
/etc/fstab and then recreate initrd)

Expected results:
LVM set up properly

Additional info:
Disk layout on the laptop:

sda1 = Lenovo recovery partition
sda2 = Windows
sda3 = /boot
sda5 = openSUSE /boot
sda6 = reserved for CentOS
sda7 = swap
sda8 = LVM: /dev/system/{root_fedora,root_opensuse,local}