Comment 74 for bug 569900
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| Plutocrat (plutocrat) wrote Re: mount: mounting /dev/md0 on /root/ failed: Invalid argument | #74 |
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@Ky Thanks for the feedback. I was a little jaded when I wrote my post. I bit the bullet on Monday morning and went through the install again. First of all I booted into a Gparted Live CD and wiped all RAID Arrays and partitions. I rebooted into it again to check, and had to remove a new RAID array md127? which had been created. After that the disks were clear.
I then ran the installer, creating my partitions , but leaving a space at the end of the disk, after the last partition. In my case this was /dev/sd[abcd]4, and I left 1Gb (although I gather less will also work). The RAID arrays assembled OK and I could reboot after install. So, just confirming the workaround ...