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7.6

Mount a raid array

Asked by raphael_999 in Mac OS X, Computer Hard Drives, Backup & Restore Software

Tags: Apple, OSX, 10.4

I'm stuck here with a nasty problem.  I had for some times an external hard drive Maxtor OneTouch III Turbo edition.  It's basically a raid 0 in an external enclosure.  The thing is the enclosure itself is wrecked.  It wont startup anymore.  Both hd owever are fine and in working condition.  

I installed them in my macPro in the hd tray 3 and 4 while saying to myself i could mount the whole thing, get some data out and reformat.  There are many tools for creating an array from scratch but what if I just want to mount one that never been installed in that machine ?
In other words: how can I say to the mac there's already an array on these drives ?

PS: i'm not afraid of the terminal
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