> My apologies. This truly is the format.log from the last attempt. I don't > see a return from the new print line, but you'll see the initialized value > errors. [...]
Ah, ok, that issue about uninitialized variables is fixed locally, but that won't solve your main problem. Although that system might be completely corrupted now, could you send the output of mdadm --examine --scan --verbose -c partitions in the current system? It seems that /dev/sdb5 is part of some device, either a RAID array or an LVM volume if you have such a thing running as well. But the original call of mdadm --examine didn't show that, maybe things changed after the mdadm-startall. Yet this doesn't give a good reason why it doesn't work as at least the arrays md0-md6 have been shut down - are there any other arrays running? What does cat /proc/mdstat tell? Thanks a lot, Michael
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