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That's a good point. If the configs are not longer accepted by the kernel and haven't been for a while then butane should probably not accept them as well.
Removing them from the docs is a good first step. Adding some logic in butane or ignition to fail validation in a second step would be good as well. We can probably start in Butane as that could be considered a breaking change in Ignition so not sure if we can do that in a regular spec bump.
Currently, the Butane and Ignition docs state:
Some md personalities, including
linear
, have been deprecated in the Linux kernel, see:Ignition fails at raid creation
torvalds/linux@608f52e
torvalds/linux@849d18e
Should we consider removing or replacing the explicit mention of the
linear
array redundancy level from the Butane and Ignition docs?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: