Stephen: How are you mounting your raid array? Is it mounted as "/" or as "/boot". In my case, I mount md0 as /boot and only /boot is in the raid array. My "/" is mounted from a lvm volume. If yours is similar, then Fleix's response (message 37) will also apply to you. if md0 is mounted as /boot then there is no "boot" directory on md0 and your grub prefix should be (md0)/grub. But if md0 is mounted as "/", then I assume that the grub prefix should be (md0)/boot/grub as you have stated. At least... that is the way that I have interpreted Felix's response.
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