Re: Kernel doesn't find root from new style partitionable array

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Mika Tiainen wrote:
Hi,

When booting from another disk I can see that the md0 partitions are
only found later:

 md0: p1 p2

This line shows up after root is already mounted.


I've never used in-kernel raid autodetection (always relying on initramfs - any reason not to use one ?), but looking at md.txt from kernel docs, raid=partitionable parameter should get it done. You might end with md_d0 (as in earlier kernels) name instead of md0, so adjust root=, fstab, etc. accordingly.

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