--no-degraded in mdadm.conf? / disable auto assembly

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How do I prevent mdadm from assembling any array at all without uninstalling 
the package? I commented out all lines, still it seems it scanned and 
assembled what it found.
(Possibly a debian thing, will look into this)

Next thing: I don't want mdadm to assemble arrays if not all disks are 
present. Can I pass no-degraded to mdadm.conf?

Is there a dry-run-option that says what would happen if I assembled now?

Dex


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