xen.efi needs to call EFI services to access kernel and initramfs
images. For that it needs correct device handle. Grub set it to 'root'
device, regardless of which device was really used to load xen.efi.
Apparently all but first parameters are passed to xen.efi, so it is possible to
select which config section should be used. This makes xen.efi copy
unnecessary.
Anaconda/pungi doesn't support multiple versions of the same package at
the time, so place all kernels on installation media in separate
directory and install them in %post script.
...even if NetworkManager is running.
Actually it is started by anaconda (and needed to provide D-Bus
interface) even if service disabled in systemd configuration.
