“mount -a” command is not working for mdadm RAIDs

Bug #1716398 reported by hibi.sasahara@gmail.com
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Bug Description

I am trying to upgrade Ubuntu 16.04 64-bit to 17.10, and using mdadm RAID array (two arrays of RAID0, RAID1).

But the mount -a command is not working for mdadm RAIDs.

Is this an issue on my machine, or a newer technical specification?

I set in /etc/fstab:

UUID=3b1ea9cc-4969-443f-b1f5-XXXX /home/ME/raid0 ext4 noatime 0 2
But it's not working. Even sudo mount -a command option is not working. It isn't being mounted.

But, if I type this:

sudo mount --uuid 3b1ea9cc-4969-443f-b1f5-XXXX /home/ME/raid0
I can mount the disk!

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hibi.sasahara@gmail.com (hibi-sasahara) wrote :
affects: nplan (Ubuntu) → mdadm (Ubuntu)
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