It doesn't work on 16.04 and 17.10 for different reason. The file
/etc/killpower is created but the script /etc/init.d/halt have never
executed on 16.04 and isn't present at all on 17.10. No one is calling
nut-client and nut-server with the "poweroff" parameter. I've tested it
on vm with debug
** Changed in: mdadm (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Opinion
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Title:
mdadm ignores "--force" switch on Intel Fake Raid
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Not a bug, the solution is to use IMSM_NO_PLATFORM env variable. The
solution with env variable instead of a switch is odd though.
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Title:
mdadm
Public bug reported:
I have an old system that is supplied with an Intel Option ROM that does
not support > 2tb hard drives. Linux works perfectly on this system and
see hard drives bigger than 2tb though. I want to create a raid with
imsm metadata format and attach it to another system later.
