Right now I'm just doing the following after a yum update for a new kernel install.
mkdir initrd
cd initrd
cp /boot/initrdXXX.img ./
gunzip <initrdXXX.img >initrd.img
cpio -i <initrd.img
rm initrd.img
edit the init file->dm create entry so it has divisible size.
(Note that I only lost 6 sectors)
find . | cpio -o -c | gzip -9 > ./initrd-new.img
cp initrd-new.img /boot/
edit grub.conf to use initrd-new.img
+1, been biting me for a while too J
I was wondering if anyone on the Fedora team is looking at this bug. The fix seems small. It would help everyone that is running a raid setup with SATA drives.
Dwaine
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