We deliberately removed mdadm from the default installation several releases ago; it makes the boot process slower and more complex, and for most people without RAID arrays it's just a waste of disk space. Of course, it's installed if you have a RAID array available during installation. The desktop CD explicitly does not yet support RAID, although it may do in the future.
We deliberately removed mdadm from the default installation several releases ago; it makes the boot process slower and more complex, and for most people without RAID arrays it's just a waste of disk space. Of course, it's installed if you have a RAID array available during installation. The desktop CD explicitly does not yet support RAID, although it may do in the future.