md has hard coded maximum number of drives?

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Ah, nevermind. I just discovered that mdadm defaults to the old 0.90 format
superblock. I suppose that's still a WTF but at least it makes sense.

Perhaps the error message should explain exactly *why* 28+ is invalid and
suggest using -e to work around the problem.

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