Now I have some more info about this. What actually makes the VG activation so long is that I have a snapshot. Activating the snapshot takes very long, and bringing up the entire VG takes about 5 minutes. This wouldn't be such a big problem, as I could just patiently wait for the activation (with rootdelay). But I think the problem is that something kills vgchange before it could finish bringing up all VGs. I had the fortune to boot a developmental Vivid, and I've seen some 'watershed' messages stating that 'vgchange' was killed because it was taking "too long". If we'd let 'vgchange' to finish properly, I had the 2nd VG, which contains my root FS.
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