As far as I can see, the main problem is that it doesn't allow you to
turn the "Bootable Flag to On".
This also causes the grub installation to fail.
I have also tried "Automatically Partition the Free Space" when doing "Create
Partition"
This gives each 3TB drive:
1.0 MB FREE SPACE
#1 1.0 MB K biosgrub
#2 3.0 TB f ext4 /
#3 8.5 GB f swap swap
466.4 kB FREE SPACE
I then go to the RAID Configuration and go "Create MD" and add the three of
each drive to the array (biosgrub, ext4, swap)
but when I get to the end of this (finished teh RAID COnfiguration) and get
back to the partitioner and try to exit and write all to disk, I get an error
message:
"No root file system is defined.
Please correct this from the partitioning menu"
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Manual Partitioning unable to set Bootable flag to on.
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