> If devfsd is a debian install ("dpkg -l devfsd" will
> tell you), it should
> be set up fine.
>
> And, if you can see your devices as /dev/ide/...
> then it is all fine.
>
Yes, devfsd is installed and I can see the devices via
the full devfs path.
> You are correct that you need to use the
> /dev/ide/... device names for
> LVM. You can use the old device names (/dev/hd??)
> for mount. Probably
> most all non-lvm commands. Certainly the fdisk
> family, for example.
This is probably where I went wrong. I created the
volume groups using the standard /dev/hda[1-9] rather
than the full path. I reconfigured and everything
looks good so far.
Thanks again for all of your help.
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