Yeah sorry. I meant to say fdisk -l shows the raid as this disk doesn't contain a valid partition table. Thinking about it more I think I understand. I guess that since software raid works by creating a virtual device and existing in /dev fdisk attempts to read this along with the individual disks but the md disks it does not understand. Seems pretty obvious now.
Matthias Johnson
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