Dell OptiPlex 390 gets stuck on "mdadm no arrays found in config file or automatically" for about 90 s during boot. How to fix? : r/debian
Hi Popidians! I'm not sure exactly what I did but I had this happen when I went to boot up my system last week. This was before the update was released. Any
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