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The server does not belong to us.<br />
He was changing the tape every day with a damaged DAT and no verification of backups.<br />
Worth, the file system is very old and specific (PROLOG). Not easy to work on it.<br />
I'm afraid they lost everything !!!
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The server does not belong to us.
He was changing the tape every day with a damaged DAT and no verification of backups.
Worth, the file system is very old and specific (PROLOG). Not easy to work on it.
I'm afraid they lost everything !!!

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you may want to check with a data recovery specialist like:<br />
<a href="http://www.drivesaversdatarecovery.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.drivesaversdatarecovery.com/</a><br />
they're not really cheap but they are good.<br />
so if the data is worth it, you can give them a call.<br />
<br />
kind regards,<br />
Yannick
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you may want to check with a data recovery specialist like:
http://www.drivesaversdatarecovery.com/ [http://www.drivesaversdatarecovery.com/]
they're not really cheap but they are good.
so if the data is worth it, you can give them a call.

kind regards,
Yannick

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Hello,<br />
<br />
Somenone brought a HP server (Proliant ML 350 G2) with a Raid0 partition one 1 UltraSCSI disk that did not want to start anymore.<br />
One of my colleague wanted to recover data and made the following mistake:<br />
He plugged the hard disk into another server with another controller (Proliant DL 380). As he couldn't see the partition in raid manager, he thought he could read it if he create a Raid0 partition on it !!!!<br />
<br />
obviously, we do not have anymore access to the original data.<br />
there is no backup at all (DAT out of order).<br />
<br />
Do you know how to recover the damaged/scrached partition ?<br />

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Hello,

Somenone brought a HP server (Proliant ML 350 G2) with a Raid0 partition one 1 UltraSCSI disk that did not want to start anymore.
One of my colleague wanted to recover data and made the following mistake:
He plugged the hard disk into another server with another controller (Proliant DL 380). As he couldn't see the partition in raid manager, he thought he could read it if he create a Raid0 partition on it !!!!

obviously, we do not have anymore access to the original data.
there is no backup at all (DAT out of order).

Do you know how to recover the damaged/scrached partition ?


How to recover an HP Raid0 overwrited partition

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