/*
* check if there is an early userspace init. If yes, let it do all
* the work
*/
So yes, it is by design. Assembling arrays with mdadm gives you a
lot more control than the kernel-autodetect so as you have an
initramfs, it is a good idea to make use of it.
If you *really* want to use the autodetect functionality, you can look
around for a program called 'raidautorun'. It does triggers the
autodetect function from userspace.
Thank you , raidautorun did the trick. I am trying to build an
initramfs as much generic as possible to be used with hundreds of systems,
so doing a custom image for every possible raid combination is really not
an options compared to autodetection.
Thnx again,
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