Hi Fiona. Thank you for your answer.
If I understood correctly I should build a new RAID-0 array on my computer consisting the 2nd and 3rd drive?
Wouldn't it make things worse for a good recovery?
I have 6 new 2TB drives to play with. I can create a 4TB RAID-0 array using those for a recovery ...
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- 30 Jun 2012, 18:22
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Recover partition from defective RAID-10 array
Hi all,
Well, I have a Seagate NAS-440 with 4x2TB disks arranged in RAID-10, making a total of 4TB drive. The problem is that afew months ago my 3rd drive went to HD heaven... simply dead - physical damage. It's still "readable" to some extent, but I can not re-join it to the array to get the data ...
Well, I have a Seagate NAS-440 with 4x2TB disks arranged in RAID-10, making a total of 4TB drive. The problem is that afew months ago my 3rd drive went to HD heaven... simply dead - physical damage. It's still "readable" to some extent, but I can not re-join it to the array to get the data ...