(In reply to Pieter Hollants from comment #7) > I don't think it is a duplicate: by looking at Yes, this is just another consequence of the very same bug. The same fix that we already reported for bug#1120979 (adding a slash to the line linked below) also fixes this other symptom. https://github.com/yast/yast-storage-ng/blob/master/src/lib/y2storage/autoinst_profile/partition_section.rb#L231 > I deducted that specifying an > explicit <raid_name> in the <raid_options> section, I could work around the > other bug #1120979: Wrong deduction ;-) Reusing a raid was broken either by using /dev/md0 and by using /dev/md/0. With the fix we already commented in the other bug, both work. > <drive> > [...] > <raid_name>/dev/md/0</raid_name> > [...] > </drive> > > But then I discovered _this_ bug. Then you rediscovered the same bug. ;-) > Please also note that by referring to the raid as /dev/md/0 instead of > /dev/md0 I think we've broken compatibility with existing Autoyast profiles: > both the Autoyast Documentation for openSUSE 15.0 at > https://doc.opensuse.org/projects/autoyast/#ay.partition_sw_raid and the > newest documentation I could find, for SLES 12SP4, use "/dev/md0" as > <raid_name>. As said, backwards compatibility is not broken. Once the bug is fixed, it will work for both /dev/md0 and /dev/md/0.