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RAID 0 Data Recovery?
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Dave Akermanis
I'm hoping someone has some advice on what to do here:

I had a striped (RAID 0) Raid running windows Vista on my home computer. It decided to take a last night and stop working...

Long story short, one of the disks from my raid is ed and I need to recover the most recent track I was working on.

Is there any way to get the data off the other disk?? :conf: :conf:
patpicos
simply put, ur data is ed

Raid 0 == zero redundancy. Half your data is on the dead drive.

Raid 1 or raid 5 would of been fine.
Orko
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Originally posted by devnull
simply put, ur data is ed
Dave Akermanis
yeah thats what i figured... ballsackery.

ing Western Digital...........
Jer.
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Originally posted by devnull
simply put, ur data is ed
m2j
:(
exstasie
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Originally posted by Dave Akermanis
ing Western Digital...........



I've had 3 WD External HDD's...all died within 6 months :S

Invasionmix
Seagate 7200.11 FTW!
Dave Akermanis
sigh... so i lose my new tune - which is , because it was my best one yet.

But, Lessons learned.. I am going to build a Raid 5 with Seagate 500gb drives.

Up yours Western Digital! :whip: :whip: :whip:
jsibilin
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Originally posted by Dave Akermanis
sigh... so i lose my new tune - which is , because it was my best one yet.

But, Lessons learned.. I am going to build a Raid 5 with Seagate 500gb drives.

Up yours Western Digital! :whip: :whip: :whip:


if the drive decided to stop working.. maybe from a moving part either the needle or motor.. you can have the hard disks platters switched (in a clean room).. cost is about 1500$.. good business to get into:)

Dave Akermanis
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Originally posted by jsibilin
if the drive decided to stop working.. maybe from a moving part either the needle or motor.. you can have the hard disks platters switched (in a clean room).. cost is about 1500$.. good business to get into:)


Yea - I looked into it and got an outrageous quote like that as well. As good as the track was, not sure that the steep pricetag would be worth it... :(

Thanks though!
jsibilin
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Originally posted by Dave Akermanis
Yea - I looked into it and got an outrageous quote like that as well. As good as the track was, not sure that the steep pricetag would be worth it... :(

Thanks though!


I've also heard freezing the drive overnight and hooking it up to a external drive enclosure may work.. . np
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