Once it crashes you can still configure the bootloader following the original community guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto#Set%20Up%20the%20Bootloader%20for%20RAID
Just change root to the installer target: sudo chroot to /target
install dmraid: sudo apt-get install dmraid
Then follow that grub guide I posted above, don't go further than "Ubuntu 5.10" as anything past that is outdated and not required.
I think this could be integrated into the grub section of ubiquity as its not much extra to work.
Once it crashes you can still configure the bootloader following the original community guide: /help.ubuntu. com/community/ FakeRaidHowto# Set%20Up% 20the%20Bootloa der%20for% 20RAID
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Just change root to the installer target:
sudo chroot to /target
install dmraid:
sudo apt-get install dmraid
Then follow that grub guide I posted above, don't go further than "Ubuntu 5.10" as anything past that is outdated and not required.
I think this could be integrated into the grub section of ubiquity as its not much extra to work.