Sorry for the top post.
Try running $crm configure show xml
Then take a look at the collocation statement. I believe you'll find it's (still) creating a resource set inside that statement and changing the order of resources in the statement to the reverse of what you expect minus the drbd: Master. Resource sets are collocated like a group collocates (reverse of written) so you must write the config to compensate when there is a set inside it.
I'm not at a system to verify this exactly but you have to change the collocation to something like this for the resource set to be in the correct collocation sequence:
colocation lamp_services inf: drbd_fs app_ip service_mysqld service_apache drbd_ms:Master
Might be easier and clearer if you went back to using a group and just put everything but drbd inside it like Andreas mentioned then create the order and collocation statement.
HTH
Jake
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