Thanks @psusi for your comment. The problem is that when selecting the default settings as I described there is no option of sellecting /dev/sda. What should have happend when a user selects default (Erase everithing and install Ubuntu) grub-install should detect RAID aray and install it aproprietlly. Instead what happens is, as I described grub fails with grub-install /dev/md127p2 failed and propmts you to select other partition where ther is NO /dev/sda as option only : /dev/md127, /dev/md127p1, /dev/md127p2, /dev/md127p3.
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