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Sorted. Kpartx is the missing package, on top of dmraid and dmeventd. But an extra manual step is needed:

sudo kpartx -a /dev/mapper/isw_baaeiihdeg_Volume1

What is the proper place to put this in the initialization scripts?

This stackexchange advise on adding Ubuntu repos to Debian is worrying. Should we exhaust config first and other possibilities before taking the plunge? Kpartx is available in Debian and installed but kpartx-boot is not.

List of blobs in Peppermint where this RAID works: $ sudo dpkg-query -W -f '${Section}/${Package}\n' | grep -E '^(contrib|multiverse|non-free|partner|restricted)/' | sort contrib/kernel/firmware-b43-installer contrib/utils/b43-fwcutter contrib/utils/iucode-tool contrib/web/flashplugin-installer non-...

These are the packages excluded because they are not in the Debian repo. Add any? aptdaemon-data archdetect-deb casper firefox-locale-en fonts-khmeros-core gir1.2-timezonemap-1.0 gir1.2-timezonemap-1.0 gir1.2-timezonemap-1.0 grub-gfxpayload-lists humanity-icon-theme initramfs-tools-bin kpartx-boot l...

Tried installing all the packages in the above list, minus the ones that produce an "Unable to locate package" error as they are in a different repo. Result is the same: can't see the data. What do you make of this? Blob required that only Ubuntu repos have? Default dmraid config is wrong ...

Yes they are both installed and here is the output of blkid:

sudo blkid /dev/mapper/isw_*_Volume1*
/dev/mapper/isw_baaeiihdeg_Volume1: PTUUID="16a493ca-f396-47ce-8ea4-6bf101b46e1e" PTTYPE="gpt"

Where is the config stored for this RAID?

Got the list of packages that Peppermint adds to Debian. This list has the following packages in common with the above list that Mint adds to Debian. So it's one or more of the following packages that is missing if any. EDIT: Repeated with Ubuntu which is yet another Debian derivative where this par...

Also the file manager does not have any entry on the left for these partitions, only the partitions on the other drive, the hdd.

accountsservice acpi-support add-apt-key alsa-base apg app-install-data apport appstream apt-clone aptdaemon aptdaemon-data aptitude aptitude-common apturl apturl-common archdetect-deb attr avahi-utils baobab bash-completion bc bison blueberry bluez-cups bluez-obexd bluez-tools bolt brltty btrfs-too...

Windows can see 2 SSD drives as a RAID-0 set and so can Linux Mint. This is Intel Software RAID where you specify the drives in the EFI settings. How do you add support for it in Debian? Tried this: sudo apt-get install dmraid dmeventd Debian can now see the partitions of the RAID-0 set but not the ...

Tried plain cp with the netinst image: cp debian-10.2.0-amd64-netinst.iso /dev/sdb cp /dev/sdb temp.iso diff temp.iso debian-10.2.0-amd64-netinst.iso Binary files temp.iso and debian-10.2.0-amd64-netinst.iso differ Tried plain cp with another USB flash drive. Same diff output. Same boot error. Tried...

Never messed with that menu entry. Never done anything at all in the EFI setup. Would rather leave it like that, this is probably factory condition. So does it look like I am protected against malware messing with the EFI with Secure Boot in Windows or not? Will try again the plain cp method and the...

Created a bootable USB drive with plain cp (in a VM running the live debian iso): cp debian-live-10.2.0-amd64-xfce.iso /dev/sda It produced exactly the same error: Failed to open /EFI/BOOT/mmx64.efi - Not found Back to Rufus. Its "DD Image Mode" produced the same error too. Following your ...

Tried to boot debian live from a USB flash drive that was made with Rufus. It produced this error: Failed to open /EFI/BOOT/mmx64.efi - Not found This is the MOK Manager, why is it missing? Hardware is a Gigabyte P35W v3. Tried to copy /EFI/boot/grubx64.efi to mmx64.efi in the same directory and at ...