Hi Dustin, I am not a developer and don't know how to create packages
etc. Though, I have gathered information from using mdadm and
bugreports to make it easier for a developer to bring ubuntu's mdadm
setup in shape.
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initramfs' init-premount degrades *all* arrays (not just those required to
@ceg-
I read through https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReliableRaid, and it looks pretty
good. Are you willing to implement this for Maverick?
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initramfs' init-premount degrades *all* arrays (not just those required to boot)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/497186
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** Description changed:
After a timeout mdadm in initrams degrades all arrays instead of just
those required for the rootfs.
This is not good since non-rootfs arrays are likely to be available only
incompletely (due to the early stage during boot) and are getting
desynced by this.
Note that with the UUID-based raid assembly
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mdadm/+bug/158918/comments/33
the mdadm.conf file is not used to store ARRAY definitions any more.
Thus the (UUID) list of raid devices required to mount the rootfs must
be stored in a separate file within
** Summary changed:
- initramfs' mdadm degrades all arrays (not just those required to boot)
+ initramfs' init-premount degrades *all* arrays (not just those required to
boot)
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initramfs' init-premount degrades *all* arrays (not just those required to boot)
As long as the proper mdadm --incremental mode command (to start a
single array) is not available (Bug #251646) a workaround needs to be
used:
mdadm --remove incomplete-md-device arbitrary-member-device-of-
incomplete-array
mdadm --incremental --run arbitrary-member-device-of-incomplete-array
** Changed in: mdadm (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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initramfs' init-premount degrades *all* arrays (not just those required to boot)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/497186
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