michael@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hello,
This confuses mount at boot time.
How to I get it to correctly find md0 and not the components of the mirror?
You mean you mount by /dev/disk/by-uuid/* ?
The 0.9x or 1.0 superblocks (the ones working nicely with grub and
raid1) are placed at the end of the device, thus existing filesystem can
be detected both from /dev/sd{a,b}1 and /dev/md0.
In such case, you will have to adjust udev rules, so sd{a,b}1 filesystem
uuid symlinks will not be created, or will be overwritten by the symlink
to /dev/md0.
You can achieve the latter with higher link_priority in OPTIONS, in your
udev rules.
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