Is it correct what Max wrote ?
The debian people are shipping a kernel in their stable production line, which
is known to crash your data (if you use a system invented to prevent data loss)
and there is no warning at all in the debian installer or after "apt-get install
mdadm" has been run.
Imho
severity 336153 important
stop
2.6.8 is known to have an fucked md and doesn't stand heavy fileload
unless you are lucky.
the archive features now 2.6.14 please try it out,
beware that the new initramfs generating tools are still in dev
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Hello,
I managed to reproduce the bug using a newer kernel (actually, I didn't
_try_ to reproduce it, I ran into it and a google search brought up this
bug, which occured under almost identical circumstances).
My configuration is very similar to that of the original submitter; I
also use dm-
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