Well, this another fine mess I've got me in! I was updating the kernel and my system crashed. I was left with neither a valid /boot/image file nor initrd. No problem you say? Just boot the install disk? Good idea but my installed system uses lvm (not the root or boot devices but /usr etc.). Thus, while I can mount /dev/dasdxx /mnt/ etc and chroot. I cannot get the lvm devices up and running. lvscan etc. show that the devices are recognized but I can't get them mounted (at which point I can rerun mkinitrd etc. and recover). Ideas?
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