fix(partitioning): create separate /boot for LVM-based filesystems
VMware EFI firmware may not initialize all SCSI devices before GRUB runs, preventing LVM assembly when the root LV spans multiple disks. A separate /boot partition (the standard RHEL Anaconda layout) lets GRUB load kernels without LVM; the kernel initramfs handles LVM activation with proper device waiting. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -9,7 +9,10 @@ partitioning_boot_size_mib: 1024
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partitioning_use_full_disk: true
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partitioning_use_full_disk: true
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partitioning_separate_boot: >-
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partitioning_separate_boot: >-
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{{
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{{
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(
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(system_cfg.luks.enabled | bool)
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(system_cfg.luks.enabled | bool)
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or (system_cfg.filesystem != 'btrfs')
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)
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and (os not in ['archlinux'])
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and (os not in ['archlinux'])
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}}
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}}
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partitioning_boot_fs_fstype: >-
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partitioning_boot_fs_fstype: >-
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