Raid Drive recovery
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@ccwtech said in Raid Drive recovery:
No one is writing their own file systems just to do RAID.
Not exactly a filesystem, but they nearly all write something akin to a filesystem just to do RAID. The "format on disk" is unique whether it is ZFS, MD RAID, LSI, Adaptec, etc. They all look different when you look at the disk itself.
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@scottalanmiller Not from a data recovery standpoint in a RAID 1. Other RAID's yes, but not RAID 1
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I called G-RAID, and you guys are dead on. The new devices have a different hardware RAID controller, so I would have to find an old enclosure on ebay, or pay out for data recovery. I was lucky enough to find a copy of the 1 important piece of development that wasn't super out of date, so I have given up on the drive and the data. I will just move on from here. Thanks for the advice and lesson learned.
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Have you downloaded R-Studio?
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Yes, the - is important!
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@ccwtech said in Raid Drive recovery:
@scottalanmiller Not from a data recovery standpoint in a RAID 1. Other RAID's yes, but not RAID 1
Even RAID 1 generally have some formatting on the disk so that the system knows what is there. It's minor and tools can often recovery easily as the filesystems are not obfuscated. But it's still there.
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For recovery it doesn't matter. A tool like R-Studio can read it very easily.
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@ccwtech said in Raid Drive recovery:
Have you downloaded R-Studio?
I was going to before I found a backup of the Website I needed to restore. I ended up spending my limited time bring the old code up to date instead of testing the software. Thanks for suggestion.
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@s-hackleman said in Raid Drive recovery:
@ccwtech said in Raid Drive recovery:
Have you downloaded R-Studio?
I was going to before I found a backup of the Website I needed to restore. I ended up spending my limited time bring the old code up to date instead of testing the software. Thanks for suggestion.Sure thing.
