Ubuntu 18.04 RAID GPT not booting

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Short: RAID + GPT + GRUB not booting



Message: Booting ubuntu. Failed booting Ubuntu



I have 4-4TB hdd each of which is partitioned as follows



  • 1MB free space

  • 500MB EFI //part2

  • 3.* TB ext4 (raid 10) //part3

  • 100 GB (raid 10) //part4

  • 100 GB //part5

  • 200 GB ext 4 (raid 10) //part6

part3 -> /home
part4 -> /
part5 -> swap
part6 -> /opt



In this configuration the installation succeeded, but it did not boot and showed the message on top.



Some forums advised to create a separate boot partition. So I changed the partition table to:



I have 4-4TB hdd each of which is partitioned as follows



  • 1MB free space

  • 100MB (raid 1) //part1

  • 400MB EFI //part2

  • 3.* TB ext4 (raid 10) //part3

  • 100 GB (raid 10) //part4

  • 100 GB //part5

  • 200 GB ext 4 (raid 10) //part6

and I mapped part1 -> /boot. But I still get the same message.



Could anyone please help. Is there anyway to get more details of this error?







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    Short: RAID + GPT + GRUB not booting



    Message: Booting ubuntu. Failed booting Ubuntu



    I have 4-4TB hdd each of which is partitioned as follows



    • 1MB free space

    • 500MB EFI //part2

    • 3.* TB ext4 (raid 10) //part3

    • 100 GB (raid 10) //part4

    • 100 GB //part5

    • 200 GB ext 4 (raid 10) //part6

    part3 -> /home
    part4 -> /
    part5 -> swap
    part6 -> /opt



    In this configuration the installation succeeded, but it did not boot and showed the message on top.



    Some forums advised to create a separate boot partition. So I changed the partition table to:



    I have 4-4TB hdd each of which is partitioned as follows



    • 1MB free space

    • 100MB (raid 1) //part1

    • 400MB EFI //part2

    • 3.* TB ext4 (raid 10) //part3

    • 100 GB (raid 10) //part4

    • 100 GB //part5

    • 200 GB ext 4 (raid 10) //part6

    and I mapped part1 -> /boot. But I still get the same message.



    Could anyone please help. Is there anyway to get more details of this error?







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      Short: RAID + GPT + GRUB not booting



      Message: Booting ubuntu. Failed booting Ubuntu



      I have 4-4TB hdd each of which is partitioned as follows



      • 1MB free space

      • 500MB EFI //part2

      • 3.* TB ext4 (raid 10) //part3

      • 100 GB (raid 10) //part4

      • 100 GB //part5

      • 200 GB ext 4 (raid 10) //part6

      part3 -> /home
      part4 -> /
      part5 -> swap
      part6 -> /opt



      In this configuration the installation succeeded, but it did not boot and showed the message on top.



      Some forums advised to create a separate boot partition. So I changed the partition table to:



      I have 4-4TB hdd each of which is partitioned as follows



      • 1MB free space

      • 100MB (raid 1) //part1

      • 400MB EFI //part2

      • 3.* TB ext4 (raid 10) //part3

      • 100 GB (raid 10) //part4

      • 100 GB //part5

      • 200 GB ext 4 (raid 10) //part6

      and I mapped part1 -> /boot. But I still get the same message.



      Could anyone please help. Is there anyway to get more details of this error?







      share|improve this question












      Short: RAID + GPT + GRUB not booting



      Message: Booting ubuntu. Failed booting Ubuntu



      I have 4-4TB hdd each of which is partitioned as follows



      • 1MB free space

      • 500MB EFI //part2

      • 3.* TB ext4 (raid 10) //part3

      • 100 GB (raid 10) //part4

      • 100 GB //part5

      • 200 GB ext 4 (raid 10) //part6

      part3 -> /home
      part4 -> /
      part5 -> swap
      part6 -> /opt



      In this configuration the installation succeeded, but it did not boot and showed the message on top.



      Some forums advised to create a separate boot partition. So I changed the partition table to:



      I have 4-4TB hdd each of which is partitioned as follows



      • 1MB free space

      • 100MB (raid 1) //part1

      • 400MB EFI //part2

      • 3.* TB ext4 (raid 10) //part3

      • 100 GB (raid 10) //part4

      • 100 GB //part5

      • 200 GB ext 4 (raid 10) //part6

      and I mapped part1 -> /boot. But I still get the same message.



      Could anyone please help. Is there anyway to get more details of this error?









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