I need to start over with this one and I may be making things worse.
when I first started using testdisk, It indicated the intel pc partition format.
When I realized I should have selected gpt I stopped testdisk scan and restarted under gpt.
This was under the assumption that intel-pc format only ...
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- 12 Jul 2012, 14:51
- Forum: Partition Recovery
- Topic: Uninitialized partition after power failure
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- 10 Jul 2012, 19:34
- Forum: Partition Recovery
- Topic: Uninitialized partition after power failure
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Re: Uninitialized partition after power failure
Moving on to deep scan , but basically starting over,
I used fdisk to set the partition id to 83, same as the other partitions on the controller.
So basically I back to an uninitialized partition.
I've rerunning a quick scan that should complete in 18 hrs. or so.
I used fdisk to set the partition id to 83, same as the other partitions on the controller.
So basically I back to an uninitialized partition.
I've rerunning a quick scan that should complete in 18 hrs. or so.
- 10 Jul 2012, 18:27
- Forum: Partition Recovery
- Topic: Uninitialized partition after power failure
- Replies: 3
- Views: 3833
Uninitialized partition after power failure
In a nut shell, after a power fail a partition came up uninitialized.
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4 disk raid 5 array on an areca arc 1120 sata controller.
Drive was initialized using the controllers firmware, the disk was then
prepared for use under GParted Partition Editor where partition is
created and ...
more details
4 disk raid 5 array on an areca arc 1120 sata controller.
Drive was initialized using the controllers firmware, the disk was then
prepared for use under GParted Partition Editor where partition is
created and ...