I've just seen this infinite loop in 16.04 with kernel 4.15.

For me, this was just a leftover because I was transitioning from
software raid to btrfs raid. Therefore, I had commented out the old
software raid definition in /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf. Which in turn brought
me to the loop problem.

Can't the boot process just continue as long as long as no raid is
defined in mdadm.conf? In any case, there should not be a reason to loop
here because it is unlikely that mdadm.conf changes during boot.

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  mdadm runs into infinite loop and prevents initrd/initramfs phase to
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