Well, alternate cd has mdadm, but it isn't used for fakeraid.
If you setup a fakeraid volume from the bios, and then start a new install, you are forced to use dmraid.
If you don't setup a raid volume with the bios, you are offered the chance of setup a linux software raid with mdadm, but this isn't a fakeraid.
The procedure found in the forum may work, but it is a trickier way. This bug is aimed at having a more convenient ad automated way to setup a fakeraid (or handle an existing fakeraid volume) from the installer.
Tomorrow I will try with the quantal live cd (#957494 should be fixed in quantal).
Well, alternate cd has mdadm, but it isn't used for fakeraid.
If you setup a fakeraid volume from the bios, and then start a new install, you are forced to use dmraid.
If you don't setup a raid volume with the bios, you are offered the chance of setup a linux software raid with mdadm, but this isn't a fakeraid.
I tried to manually setup a fakeraid with the precise live cd: /raid.wiki. kernel. org/index. php/RAID_ setup#External_ Metadata ubuntuforums. org/showthread. php?t=1928562
- booted the cd with the nodmraid option (also did a rmmod dmraid*)
- setted up a fakeraid volume accordingly to https:/
- finally started the installation from inside the live following this thread http://
but failed since the raid volume was in read-only (probably due to Bug #957494 ).
The procedure found in the forum may work, but it is a trickier way. This bug is aimed at having a more convenient ad automated way to setup a fakeraid (or handle an existing fakeraid volume) from the installer.
Tomorrow I will try with the quantal live cd (#957494 should be fixed in quantal).