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Hi<br />
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I made quite a mistake deleting some 200 GB data on a NAS drive... and now i want the data back! I have tried to plug the disk in my PC and booted up on UltimateBootCD and used the ParMagic solution. However this can't mount the drive, because it's an &quot;mdraid&quot; HELP!<br />
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Anyway i can get my data back?
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Hi

I made quite a mistake deleting some 200 GB data on a NAS drive... and now i want the data back! I have tried to plug the disk in my PC and booted up on UltimateBootCD and used the ParMagic solution. However this can't mount the drive, because it's an "mdraid" HELP!

Anyway i can get my data back?

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