In the /etc/rc.d/rc.sysint script, there is a grep line that pulls each raiddev line from the /etc/raidtab file. However, the grep line used (grep "^raiddev") will return any lines that do NOT contain raiddev because the karrat reverses the grep results. This will prevent any raid devices from starting automatically from rc.sysinit, and thus preventing any file systems stored on those raid devices from automounting and forcing the user to a repair filesystem prompt on EACH boot. To fix, simply remove the karrat from the first grep line (grep "raiddev") and it works as it appears to have been designed to work.
Outside of a class (like [a-z]), a caret matches the empty string at the beginning of a line. (Inside a class it negates the sense of the class.) So the expression should be correct already.