RAID 5 recovery
Posted: 27 Jan 2015, 00:46
Hi all,
I hope I did not miss a topic describing this problem, but here goes nothing.
I have an MSI z87-g45 Mobo with 3 WD HDD's in a RAID 5 configuration through Intel RST. I had to use the CMOS button due to a failed attempt at OCing and because the SATA setting went back from RAID to AHCI the controller lost track of my discs. I followed the fora and reset all of the discs to non-raid members, and afterwards I created a new RAID volume with the same settings as the previous one.
Now Testdisk recognizes my partitions if I choose the Intel partition scheme, even though Testdisk's default value is CGI EFG (or something like that). Under the latter it does not recognize everything and it says that one partition is invalid. Under the Intel partition scheme, everything looks OK, with the exception that I can't select all of the partitions to be primary partitions without Testdisk showing the "Structure: Bad" sign (see picture).
Is there anyone who has experience with this and could offer some advice on how to proceed?
I hope I did not miss a topic describing this problem, but here goes nothing.
I have an MSI z87-g45 Mobo with 3 WD HDD's in a RAID 5 configuration through Intel RST. I had to use the CMOS button due to a failed attempt at OCing and because the SATA setting went back from RAID to AHCI the controller lost track of my discs. I followed the fora and reset all of the discs to non-raid members, and afterwards I created a new RAID volume with the same settings as the previous one.
Now Testdisk recognizes my partitions if I choose the Intel partition scheme, even though Testdisk's default value is CGI EFG (or something like that). Under the latter it does not recognize everything and it says that one partition is invalid. Under the Intel partition scheme, everything looks OK, with the exception that I can't select all of the partitions to be primary partitions without Testdisk showing the "Structure: Bad" sign (see picture).
Is there anyone who has experience with this and could offer some advice on how to proceed?