Reading words of Michael, I am not sure I choosed right distribution
years ago.
It reminds me situation with rc scripts in Ubuntu some years ago - when
they upgraded to ramdisk-based /tmp,
some daemons won't start due to missing directories. I reported a bug
and created a patch, because I really needed
to get that package working (it was Zabbix) - NOBODY included that patch
into distribution and that package remains
broken for next 3 major ubuntu releases, including LTS (!). That was
why I removed all fuckbuntus out of any computer
I installed and replaced with a debian.
Now - the same situation. I spent 2 days trying to install my new
debian-based sw raid1 NAS, I always failed when I tried to simulate disk
death.
Being able to boot from degraded sw raid1 (automatically) is a must-have
feature afaik. And if there is anybody viable to fix that bug, but due
to whatever
reason his work is not included/appreciated, that's fail. Debian fail.
Please, fix that bug.
