Well I fixed it after trawling the intarweb for a few more minutes.
I ran:
sudo dppg-reconfigure mdadm
Accepted all the defaults. If you've never played silly-buggers with
your kernels, this *might* fix it for you, but as it was, I have built a
couple of kernels before and the initramfs-update wa
I'm having similar issues but my remedy is slightly different.
My RAID1 isn't critical (yet) to the system so when things are booted up I just
click an icon and this runs:
modprobe md
mdadm --assemble --scan
mount -a
It's not elegant and it needs root privs and while things are like this,
there'
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mdadm arrays dissaper on reboot after upgrade to feisty
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/110669
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