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Recover/Rebuild raid 1 array
Hello,
I have to recover the data on a raid1 array(2x maxtor 160GB). I don't know what controller / mobo the array was created on. The mobo I have is a ASUS A7B8X-E with silicon raid.
The individual drives are not recognised by windows but are recognised by the silicon raid utility.
In the raid utility:
Resolve Conflicts ->No conflicts exist!
Rebuild Mirrowed set -> No mirrored set. Press any key to return.
Will the create array option format the drives?
Basically need to get all the data & information.
Thanks
I have to recover the data on a raid1 array(2x maxtor 160GB). I don't know what controller / mobo the array was created on. The mobo I have is a ASUS A7B8X-E with silicon raid.
The individual drives are not recognised by windows but are recognised by the silicon raid utility.
In the raid utility:
Resolve Conflicts ->No conflicts exist!
Rebuild Mirrowed set -> No mirrored set. Press any key to return.
Will the create array option format the drives?
Basically need to get all the data & information.
Thanks
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David Wall
I think Ipkon networks soloution could have had its merits, perhaps not as well put as Rindl's but similar.
Your correct, I didn't read that post properly!
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Thank you for everyone who tried to help!!!!
My solution in the end was very simple, I tried with another mobo (Asrock) and the hard drive was detected as a second drive in Windows as rindi suggested. But the Asus mobo did not want to detect the drive. I think all had valid suggestion that may work in different situations so I devided the points.
Cheers
Beeshoring
My solution in the end was very simple, I tried with another mobo (Asrock) and the hard drive was detected as a second drive in Windows as rindi suggested. But the Asus mobo did not want to detect the drive. I think all had valid suggestion that may work in different situations so I devided the points.
Cheers
Beeshoring