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Re: Reconstruct a hardware RAID from the raw images of each HD

Subject: Re: Reconstruct a hardware RAID from the raw images of each HD
Date: Sat, 18 Jun 2005 15:10:50 -0400
Hi Rasec,

If you don't have the hardware controller you *might* be able to do it
with your image files, the loopback device files, the 'md' software RAID
driver, and of course you'll need the RAID meta information (parity,
chunk size, level (you have), etc.).  Do you have the required
meta-information?

regards,

farmerdude

www.farmerdude.com


On Fri, 2005-06-17 at 16:32, Rasec Platff wrote:
Does someone has any experience / background information or can express 
here any thoughts about reconstructing a hardware RAID 5 partition from 
the raw images of each of the HDs that composed the RAID?

Thanks in advice,

Rasec




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