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Butters
Phat Rat
Butters
216 Posts

w00t! I fixed my broken array!!!

I have an onboard highpoint 370 raid, and I had 2 WD800JB at Raid 0 go kaput on me!

The raid bios couldn't find the raid and said, "broken disk array', and that one of my disks had failed.

So i tried raidrb and other methods that would try to recover with out deleting the raid and rebuilding. But without success. So I just bit the bullet, deleted created it exactly to how it was, and used mrecover2, and now I'm back up as if nothing had happened.


On a side note, I bought a 200gig WD2000JB drive back when dell were selling them for @ $115 after rebates. I finally installed after months of sitting around.
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primesuspect
27,799 Posts
Congrats!

A lot of times, you can delete the array and rebuild it using the exact same settings in the RAID bios and it will start working just fine.

In fact, if you are really ballsy, go ahead and try it, I swear it works. Delete it, and recreate it, and your data stays.

Kids, do not try this at home
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Mt_Goat
Relentless Pursuit
Mt_Goat
4,920 Posts
Congrats!

Caution:
This was done on a closed course by trained professionals under controlled conditions with specially modified equipment. Do not try this at home AS YOUR MOTHER WILL KICK YOUR BUTT. We assume no liability for loss of life or data. Any attempt to duplicate these results are at your own risk and the risk of Gerbils, Hamsters, babys, Geckos and the occasional "Lot Lizzard"(see trucker's dictionary) in the vicinity of said equipment.
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Spinner
Getting it done!
Spinner
5,003 Posts
Ballsy, indeed.

Well done.
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