modprobe.d: Set RAID0 default layout #2
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The RAID0 layout changed from pre- to post-Linux-3.14 without any versioning information, which was only added recently in mdadm. Therefore, when a RAID0 setup lacks the versioning information we need to define what the default is, or otherwise the kernel refuses to operate it. Chose the alternate layout because we care about setups that are created with post-3.14 kernels which are in use for the last five years already.
This was referenced Dec 16, 2019
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The RAID0 layout changed from pre- to post-Linux-3.14
without any versioning information, which was only added
recently in mdadm. Therefore, when a RAID0 setup lacks the
versioning information we need to define what the default is,
or otherwise the kernel refuses to operate it.
Chose the alternate layout because we care about setups that
are created with post-3.14 kernels which are in use for the
last five years already.
Note: Requires flatcar-archive/coreos-overlay#147 to be updated when the commit ID here changes