Description of problem: When doing an upgrade from fedora 11 to 12 using 'yum install preupgrade', etc., after rebooting, the upgrade cannot find the file systems: efs4 in an LVM partition, on a RAID 1 partition across two disks. It simply announces that it can replace the existing system, not upgrade it. Note: I had this problem a year ago with upgrading FC10 to FC11, and filed a bug (that I can't find). It had the same symptoms. But when I tried it again yesterday, it found the LVM partitions and did the upgrade. Now when trying FC11 to FC12, it has the same problem. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): FC11 How reproducible: Every time. Steps to Reproduce: 1. yum install preupgrade 2. preupgrade 3. reboot Actual results: - no partitions found Expected results: - system should find existing root partition. Additional info:
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