Sorry, previous post wasn't completed. To this post attached: the dmesg
output. It seems md finds md4 before it starts with md5. Yet,
/proc/mdstat returns another order, and most importantly: md5 is started
in degraded mode.
What i tried:
- added "rootdelay=6" as kernel option in grub
- added this in /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/mdadm-functions
degraded_arrays()
{
echo "snoozing another 10 seconds for RAID"
sleep 10;
mdadm --misc --scan --detail --test >/dev/null 2>&1
return $((! $?))
}
(and update-initramfs afterwards).
- added "containers" in the DEVICE line of mdadm.conf, as the manual suggests:
"The word containers will cause mdadm to look for assembled CONTAINER arrays
and included them as a source for assembling further arrays."
None of those solved the problem. What should I do next?
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RAID goes into degrade mode on every boot 12.04 LTS server
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