I did a dist-upgrade on a machine running linux raid today and ran
across an interesting situation. After the upgrade I rebooted and the
2.6.26-2-686-bigmem kernel failed to boot. It couldn't find /dev/md1(
raid5 ) which is /root. There are two other linux raid devices on the
machine. /dev/md0 is a mirror mounted as /boot. /dev/md2 is raid0 and
is swap
From busybox I ran dmesg and found only 2 out of 4 drives for the raid
5 device had been found.
Uninstalling dmraid solved the problem.
BTW, the 2.6.26-1-686-bigmem kernel booted fine, even with dmraid
installed.
This seems to be a bug but I have no idea as to what software package to
report this to. I don't know if this is a problem with the kernel in
question, dist-upgrade, dmraid, or some combination thereof.
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