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One of our iSCSI targets has gone from NTFS to RAW! We are currently running chkdsk /f /r to try and fix this.<br />
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This problem is on the back of other iSCSI issues which we had. i.e. corrupted files due to having two machines attached with the same target.... oops.<br />
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Any assistance would be much appreciated.<br />
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Regards
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One of our iSCSI targets has gone from NTFS to RAW! We are currently running chkdsk /f /r to try and fix this.

This problem is on the back of other iSCSI issues which we had. i.e. corrupted files due to having two machines attached with the same target.... oops.

Any assistance would be much appreciated.

Regards

NTFS has gone RAW!

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