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Hi there
I don't know if this is related to anything, but the thing is after the last update, where I remember seeing some firmware updates, I have no raid recognised anymore.
My disks are there, but no /dev/mdX nor /proc/mdstat
What should I do,
rollback the firmwares?
or something else?
Am I the only one?
Thank you
*edit* was linked to mdadm broken update
Last edited by ivanoff (2026-02-27 06:28:57)
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This was reported in the German forum as well, https://forum.archlinux.de/d/35734-warn … ist-defekt where md modules were somehow not loaded but assembling manually worked.
Try setting MODULES in mkinitcpio.conf, to include raid1, raid456, and/or md modules.
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Thank you, I added (md) in the modules, and noticed indeed some progress. Now /proc/mdstat shows my raid , but as inactive.
The UUID doesn't seem to be recognized anymore, and I cannot mount the ext4 raid: bad superblock ![]()
Last edited by ivanoff (2026-02-26 21:11:04)
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Nothing to do with firmware, mdadm problem; version in testing is supposed to fix it.
https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/ … -/issues/4
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Great news. I was about to worry. I will wait for the correction then.
Thanks all
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So, downgraded to mdadm 4.4-2, removed the md module in /etc/mkinitcpio.conf, rebuilt the initram, and everything's back to normal.
Was worried for a bit. Please mdadm, don't do that to me again.
Last edited by ivanoff (2026-02-27 07:24:37)
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I had the same problem, reverted to mdadm to 4.4-2 and will wait for the fix
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Glad it wasn't just me :-)
Having been dropped to the recovery console I was able to boot by loading the module manually
modprobe md_modassembling the arrays
mdadm --assemble --scanwhich gave me my expected devices
/dev/mdXand I was finally able to
mount /dev/mdX /new_root(If anyone else need help booting to be able to downgrade.)
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Tested the 4.5-2 version: everything's back to normal
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