Dariusz Malec wrote:
I can't configure mdadm. I have created 2 raid1 devices and i wanted to connect them with raid0. Everything is fine when i use command line, but after reboot mdadm starts only raid1 devices.
Not sure if by "mdadm starts only raid1 devices", you're actually referring to the output of "cat /proc/mdstat", or to the fact that the devices won't mount properly at boottime.
If the latter: I used to have LABEL references in /etc/fstab, rather than actual device names, and that proved impracticable for raid1+0 devices.
Suppose you have two raid1 devices, md0 and md1, with which you create raid0 device md2. You then create an ext2/3 filesystem on md3. If you dump the header of md2 (# dumpe2fs -h /dev/md2), you will find the filesystem label you used when you created the filesystem. When you dump the headers of md0 and md1, you will only see the label on one of these devices (as is to be expected give that they are members of the md3 *stripeset*). When you mount using the label, chances are that it will try to mount md0 rather than md2.
Changing the LABEL references to actual device names (e.g. /dev/md2) solved the issue for me.
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