Any help would be greatly appreciated
Help recovering linux raid partition
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Help recovering linux raid partition
I have a disk that is from an iomega storecenter ix2-200 dual bay nas box which runs linux. The disk has been partitioned mbr and quick formatted ntfs, I would like to restore the linux partition data and recover data from thr EXT2 raid partition. Please see my screen shot below do I need to recover the two LVM partitions or the two RAID paritions?
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Re: Help recovering linux raid partition
Anybody?
Or even better, can recovery be done from raw disk image (all I have before the drive died)
sebus
Or even better, can recovery be done from raw disk image (all I have before the drive died)
sebus
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Re: Help recovering linux raid partition
Assuming you had LVM on top of Raid, set the 2 Linux Raid partitions as P(rimary). On next screen, choose Write, confirm, Quit
Put the disks back in the NAS and try to access your data.
Put the disks back in the NAS and try to access your data.