mdadm volumes can be shared between multiple linux installs no
differently than regular disk partitions. When installing to a
fakeraid, you must install grub to the raid device, which in your case
is /dev/mapper/pdc_chdhbbcagj, rather than an individual disk ( /dev/sda
).
** Changed in: grub-installer (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Title:
Installing on MSI motherboard 870U-G55 with fake raid controller. One
1.2TB and one 2.8TB Raid partition. Installed to 1.2TB. Failed to
install boot loader. Critical error.er
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