Is mdadm.conf needed?

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Hi,

while most of the Linux software-RAID related tutorials suggest to
have the mdadm.conf file up to date, then is it actually needed or
used any more? I mean all the data needed by kernel for creating the
RAID arrays should be stored in the superblocks, shouldn't it? Or in
which situation the mdadm.conf is needed?



regards,
Martin
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