[SOLVED] Volume group not found on boot after rename

Ok, I messed up my system by renaming my main LVM volume group and logical volumes. When I boot I get
How did I get here?
When I got my new pc I installed Fedora (
) and I created a volume group and 3 logical volumes with the default values.
I think my layout was like this:
- Volume group: fedora
I didn't like Fedora after all and I installed Mageia 9, keeping the disk layout, only formatting the Linux partitions.
After several months of being very happy with Mageia I wanted to rename the VG and LVs to something more logical.
I used the LVM tooling to rename the VG to "linux" and the LVs to "swap", "root" and "home" respectively, thus ending up with
Alas, it was not meant to be.
After a reboot I was greeted with the stated error. After some time I got dropped to the dracut prompt, as you can see in the attached screenshot.
Also attached is the report generated by dracut.
So, how can I can get out of this mess?
Volume group "fedora" not found.
Cannot process volume group fedora
How did I get here?
When I got my new pc I installed Fedora (

I think my layout was like this:
- Volume group: fedora
- - Logical volume: 00 (=swap)
- Logical volume: 01 (= /, BTRFS)
- Logical volume: 02 (= /home, BTRFS)
I didn't like Fedora after all and I installed Mageia 9, keeping the disk layout, only formatting the Linux partitions.
After several months of being very happy with Mageia I wanted to rename the VG and LVs to something more logical.
I used the LVM tooling to rename the VG to "linux" and the LVs to "swap", "root" and "home" respectively, thus ending up with
- - /dev/linux/swap
- /dev/linux/root
- /dev/linux/home
Alas, it was not meant to be.
After a reboot I was greeted with the stated error. After some time I got dropped to the dracut prompt, as you can see in the attached screenshot.
Also attached is the report generated by dracut.
So, how can I can get out of this mess?