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...[1,2] partitions via GParted leaving the remaining space unpartitioned. A gpt partition table was put on both drives. During installation Anaconda recognized everything properly which resulted in the following partition summary: sda1 /boot/efi 500 MB EFI System Partition sda2 /boot 500 MB xfs vg_jab-hostroot / 8 GB LVM xfs RAID1 vg_jab-hostvar /var 4 GB LVM xfs RAID1 vg_jab-hostswap /swap 2 GB LVM swap RAID1 The installer also recognized and listed these unknown partitions that were untouched during installation. sdb1 vfat 500 MB standard partition sdb2 vfat 500 MB standard partition Instal...

...ving the remaining > space unpartitioned. A gpt partition table was put on both drives. > During installation Anaconda recognized everything properly which > resulted in the following partition summary: > > sda1 /boot/efi 500 MB EFI System Partition > sda2 /boot 500 MB xfs > vg_jab-hostroot / 8 GB LVM xfs RAID1 > vg_jab-hostvar /var 4 GB LVM xfs RAID1 > vg_jab-hostswap /swap 2 GB LVM swap RAID1 > > The installer also recognized and listed these unknown partitions that > were untouched during installation. > sdb1 vfat 500 MB standard partition > sdb2 vfat...

...urnalctl > Not switching root: /sysroot does not seem to be an OS tree. > /etc/os-release is missing. On your system, /dev/sda2 is "/boot" not the root filesystem. Your "root=" arg should refer to your root volume, which should be something like "root=/dev/mapper/vg_jab-hostroot". dracut may also need additional args to initialize LVM2 volumes correctly, such as "rd.lvm.lv=vg_jab/hostroot". If you had encrypted your filesystems, it would also need the uuid of the LUKS volume.