Yup, this is because the /dev/vg/lv symlink is created by LVM and udev (and thus Upstart and mountall) know nothing about it.
I guess the proper fix for this will be to add something to lvm2's udev rules to seed this symlink in there as well.
Yup, this is because the /dev/vg/lv symlink is created by LVM and udev (and thus Upstart and mountall) know nothing about it.
I guess the proper fix for this will be to add something to lvm2's udev rules to seed this symlink in there as well.