Re: RAID50 boot problems

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Hi,

I have almost working RAID50 (two RAID5 forms RAID0) in my
Linux-mint13. When booting the system always ends up in initramfs
shell, saying it cannot find the "root". When I type "cat
/proc/mdstat" I see that both RAID5 are available, but they did not
form RAID0. So I do "mdadm -A --scan" to finish the raid creation.
After that I can exit the initramfs shell and system finishes booting
(and works later) without any problems. Of course initramfs image is
in sync with root (/etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf file is the same in initramfs
and rootfs).
This is what my system is using:
kernel 3.5.0-26-generic
mdadm - v3.2.5 - 18th May 2012

To summarize, I have  RAID50 which _almost_ works. It just needs to be
pushed/kicked during the boot. Could you advise my how can I
automatize the process, so I do not need to type "mdadm -A
--scan;exit" every time I switch on my computer?

Thanks a lot in advance,
Alexander.

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