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in accord with reporter's reply and assignation policies i mark it as Invalid
:)Fabio
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Status: Fix Released => Invalid
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9.04 server rc clean install mdraid "no block devices found"
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Ok, thanks to helping make Ubuntu better, i mark this issue Fix Released.
:)Fabio
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Status: Incomplete => Fix Released
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9.04 server rc clean install mdraid "no block devices found"
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I just tried the latest lucid server distro. Since I didn't have any
spare hardware, I set it up in a VM (qemu-kvm). Anyhow, it appeared to
work correctly. Installation went fine, and then it booted up fine. It
does know about md devices at boot now!
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Oops, sorry, I've forget to refresh the page in order to post my
comment.
Is this bug reproducible with the latest Lucid packages ?
I'm reviewing the old bugs without a package and marking it as incomplete so if
someone don't send a response it will aurtoexpire in 60 days.
Tanks in advance.
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What is "Incomplete" about the bug report? It's dead easy to reproduce.
Is there some additional info you need?
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Status: New => Incomplete
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My situation isn't exactly the same, but it looks like a very similar
issue to me - I'm using dmraid on a fakeraid system but the issue seems
to be the same. I posted my problem as a question a while ago and got
no response. You can see my post here:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/
Here's another person who ran into this problem:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1121121
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9.04 server rc clean install mdraid "no block devices found"
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After some research, I found a temporary work-around. When the boot
fails, I get dropped into busybox. I can type this:
mdadm -As
exit
And then it boots fine. How do I fix this permanently?
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