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08-30-2006 04:19 AM
08-30-2006 04:19 AM
Hi, I added 3 36gb hdd to a set of 3 9gb hdd's. I seem to have lost all of my data on the original 3 drives. I used netraid to set all 6 drives together. Can I recover the data from the original 3?
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08-30-2006 08:50 AM
08-30-2006 08:50 AM
Re: LH4 HDD Issue
hi robert,
you might be lucky? depends upon how you did the array? you might now realise the importance of backups
if you initialized the new volume then you've probably lost it.
if you just re created it then you should be able to just reconfigure the 3 original drives as before but dont initialize the array
putting 3 36's with 3 9's isnt really a good idea either as you would only be able to use 9gb of the 36gb disks aswell. you would be better 3 9's one volume and 3 36's as another volume.
Andy
you might be lucky? depends upon how you did the array? you might now realise the importance of backups
if you initialized the new volume then you've probably lost it.
if you just re created it then you should be able to just reconfigure the 3 original drives as before but dont initialize the array
putting 3 36's with 3 9's isnt really a good idea either as you would only be able to use 9gb of the 36gb disks aswell. you would be better 3 9's one volume and 3 36's as another volume.
Andy
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08-30-2006 05:24 PM
08-30-2006 05:24 PM
Solution
Usually you would have created a second logical drive from the 3 newly inserted drives. You would have had to delete the existing logical drive of 9GB to create a new logical adding the 36 to the 9s but all you would do there is add 9gb of each 9 to the 9s, tracating each nine.
So if you did the former, you would have not lost the data on the 9s, so I assume the second.
"Intializing" is the formating of the Logical Drive the controller created to present to the OS, and in the process you would have had to say NO to Initializng, so you probably have and everything is lost.
So if you did the former, you would have not lost the data on the 9s, so I assume the second.
"Intializing" is the formating of the Logical Drive the controller created to present to the OS, and in the process you would have had to say NO to Initializng, so you probably have and everything is lost.
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08-31-2006 01:21 AM
08-31-2006 01:21 AM
Re: LH4 HDD Issue
Thanks for the reply's what a bummer, I lost alot of hard work.
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