Guest Disk config: rename vg1 to vg2

It can be useful to be able to mount the guest filesystem in the host (to check on disk usage for example, or to repair something). LVM will choke if we have 2 volume groups with the same name on the same system. To solve this, since the host will still use "vg1", we rename the guest VG to "vg2".

Signed-off-by: Florent CARLI <[email protected]>

srv_fai_config/disk_config/SEAPATH_VM

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ primary -            9G  -       -
 
 disk_config lvm
 
-vg vg1  disk1.2
-vg1-root    /         7G      ext4    noatime,rw lvcreateopts="--zero n"
-vg1-varlog  /var/log  1G      ext4    noatime,rw lvcreateopts="--zero n"
-vg1-swap    swap      500     swap    sw         lvcreateopts="--zero n"
+vg vg2  disk1.2
+vg2-root    /         7G      ext4    noatime,rw lvcreateopts="--zero n"
+vg2-varlog  /var/log  1G      ext4    noatime,rw lvcreateopts="--zero n"
+vg2-swap    swap      500     swap    sw         lvcreateopts="--zero n"