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Dan Johansson wrote: |
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> Everything works |
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> fine with one exception, when I boot the system I'm getting the following |
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> error: |
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> Starting up RAID devices (mdadm) |
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> mdadm: No arrays found in config file |
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> Any ideas why mdadm (mdadm -As) can not find my arrays at boot time. |
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Actually, your arrays are probably found all right, but by the kernel |
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and not by mdadm. I have the same message here, but everything works well. |
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I guess you have set your raid partitions to "raid autodetect", and all |
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your partitions are detected by the kernel before the initialization |
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scripts even start. Then, when mdadm -As is called, it doesn't find any |
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*other* raid arrays to start and gives a (misleading) error message. |
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If your /proc/mdstat looks ok after booting, you can safely ignore the |
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message. |
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-- Remy |
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Remove underscore and suffix in reply address for a timely response. |
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