https://www.bibsonomy.org/group/bibsonomy_dev/mdadm%20boot%20busybox%20degradedBibSonomy RSS Feed for /group/bibsonomy_dev/mdadm%20boot%20busybox%20degradedTraditionally, booting an Ubuntu installation with the root filesystem on a degraded RAID drops the system into a busybox prompt in the initramfs. This is a very conservative approach, allowing the system administrator to consciously recognize that the system has lost a RAID disk, and preventing the system from booting into an unprotected situation.http://dustinkirkland.wordpress.com/2008/08/05/booting-degraded-raid-in-ubuntu-intrepid/bugsbunny2008-08-06T13:28:57+02:00ubuntu root busybox mdadm raid initramfs boot degraded filesystem <span itemprop="description">Traditionally, booting an Ubuntu installation with the root filesystem on a degraded RAID drops the system into a busybox prompt in the initramfs. This is a very conservative approach, allowing the system administrator to consciously recognize that the system has lost a RAID disk, and preventing the system from booting into an unprotected situation.</span>