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Can't boot to a LVM root partition. System has been set on the same volume group as openSUSE 11.1 which boots fine. The boot partition has been installed on a separate /boot partition with ext2 filesystem. GRUB has been installed on MBR.

While booting i get such informations:
"mkdir: cannot create dir '/dev/mapper': File exists
mknod: '/dev/mapper/control': File exists
creating device nodes with udev
udevd-event[362]:device node '/dev/mapper/control' already exists, link to '/dev/device-mapper' will not overwrite it

After that system waits for the root partition named /dev/SYSTEM/ROOT_FACTORY

After waiting for some time it wants to fall back to the same device which is unsuccesfull.
After waiting time i get to the busy box?

openSUSE 11.1 is installed on the same volume group (/dev/SYSTEM/) and boots fine. 

P.S. I tried to create "fresh" volume group to install on but it still doesn't work

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.Set root partition to a LVM based partition
2.Try to boot
3.
Actual Results:  
System is waiting for the logical volume to become active which never happens

Expected Results:  
System should boot fine :)??