Description of Problem: Apparently there is a limit of 12 devices in a RAID array. At least in a default configuration. When presented with more Disk Druid does not warn that it cannot accept all of them but silently drops "excessive" ones in a seemingly "random" manner. Results are a bit surprising as, for example, disk "sde" may be quietly missing from a resulting array while those with "higher" and "lower" letters are present.
I just created a RAID array with 14 devices in it without any problems. Is this reproducible?
> Is this reproducible. It was at the time I filed that error. An underlying cause was really a 12 devices limit built in in raidtools. Once I recompiled raidtools with headers coordinated with kernels (which gives an upper limit of something like 27 or 29 devices - IIRC) we did create arrays with bigger sets of disk although I am not sure if anybody tried that with anaconda. Probably 'raidtools' on "stage2" image have to be replaced for that.
Aha, that makes sense. I seem to remember a discussion about that, even. Should be good for the next release then.
Changed to 'CLOSED' state since 'RESOLVED' has been deprecated.