Hi

I use Debian so nothing Fedora specific, sorry.

For others, I note from the name of your initrd that you are running x86_64 and
2.6.26.5-45.fc9

Jeffrey Ross wrote:

I tried the question on the Fedora mailing list and it was suggested I
try here as well, hopefully somebody knows what I'm doing wrong, and its
probably something simple.

The system has been running fine for months until now

If boot the system recovery image, all the partitions are properly
identified and started.

So the arrays seem to be OK. Good :)

I have verified the contents of the
/etc/mdadm.conf file that the UUID's are correct

Which mdadm.conf? The one on /dev/md6?
Youy need to check/update the one in the initrd.

Shouldn't have changed though unless you did a rebuild or something.

What superblock version are you using?
Is it possible the hostname changed? Later superblocks care about the homehost
(never used this feature so I don't know if you have to invoke it - just
throwing it out there).

What has changed?  Not 100% sure, I have installed a handful of new
patches recently since the last reboot and unfortunately I don't know
which ones so there are a lot of possibilities.

OK
Kernel patches? Or rpms?

David

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