t it carefully.
>
> @PMOverfield; what kind of system are you using? Are there only two
> disks being mirrored, or are you using a different kind of setup?
>
> ** Changed in: grub2 (Ubuntu)
> Status: Confirmed => Incomplete
>
> ** Changed in: grub2 (Ubuntu)
>
Public bug reported:
Am installing Trusty (AMD-64 Desktop), with /boot as a RAID-1 set
(ext2fs) under mdadm on a GPT partition, with a separate, non-RAID,
unformatted partition for BIOS-grub. At the stage of attempting to
install GRUB it fails, reporting fatal error. I get the window offering
the
Thank you, Philip. After the "AskUbuntu" editing mechanism de-formatted
my response there I feared you might abandon this one in disgust at the
garbage. I've attached "grubprobe.out" with the response you requested.
I'm puzzled by the conflict beteen lines 116 and 392: md/root and
/dev/md5 are the
Thank you for this insight, Philip.
I know you didn't ask for it, but I've wiped the HDs (DBAN) and rebuilt the
system from scratch, but OMITTING the "-N" option from mdadm, so that the RAID
sets don't get the confusing optional names. Unfortunately GRUB still fails to
install, producing exactly
As suspected, so here's the second attachment
** Attachment added: "Contents of /var/log/syslog"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+bug/1309639/+attachment/4090903/+files/noname.syslog
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Yes, I do. FYI the setup is:
GPT, 1st partition starts at sector 2048
1MiB NOT RAID, NOT formatted, BIOS-grub
200MiB RAID-1, ext2, /boot
2GiB RAID-1, swapfs
5GiB RAID-1, ext4, /var
5GiB RAID-1, ext4, /tmp
6GiB RAID-1, ext4, /
22GiB RAID-1, ext4, /usr
>900GiB RAID-1, ext4, /home (remainder of
Philip, I apologise: I didn't do exactly what you asked. I chrooted to
/target, then executed sudo grub-probe /boot. I've now found that if I
stay at /, and execute grub-probe /target/boot, I get different output.
So herewith target.boot.grub-probe.out to give you that information.
Sorry!
** Attac
Well, the rig is still set up: feel free to ask for any further
investigations.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1309639
Title:
grub confused by named md raid arrays
To manage notifica
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 589362 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/589362
Got this problem when building RAID array on 10.04.1
No problem when creating and configuring the array with Live CD for AMD64:
nm-applet present and correct, fully functioning.
To install Linux have to s
