Comment # 47 on bug 935993 from Walther Pelser

Thanks for your answer!
1. There are no "desktop"-kernels in repsitory/Kernel/Head or /Kernel/standard
anymore. So I will wait or try a default-kernel later on.

2. Now I am used to built my own kernel (act. version 4.1.10, localyesconfig,
size 20,7 MB, built-time 27 min) and this kernel is always working fine (with
some timing-problems caused by systemd). So it must be a SUSE-specific problem
and not a raid0.ko one. But, as I seem to be the only one with it, it should be
dropped or closed.

3. Bug 938048 showed that my partition-table is "semi"-corrupt or with some
faults, so that parted can not deal with it. Luckily I could reach some changes
in YAST-storage, so that I could use it again.  The booting-problem occurred at
the same time, so I guessed, there could have been a policy-change in
SUSE-tumbleweed.

I'm not so familiar with changings in a working raid-system, but sooner or
later I will have to change it into raid1 or drop raid completely. I have no
idea how to do it yet, so I prefer, to do nothing.