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==Some official info from Buffalo on the RAID Configuration==
 
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Couldn't think of a place for this stuff, but here is some information I received from Buffalo Support on the RAID information:
 
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1. What is the starting sector of the raid array
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== Recovering Data from Terastation Raid array ==
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Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
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/dev/sda1 63 771119 385528+ 83 Linux
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/dev/sda2 771120 1044224 136552+ 82 Linux swap
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/dev/sda3 1044225 312223276 155589526 83 Linux
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/dev/sda4 312223277 312576704 176714 83 Linux
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These are DISK1 partition tables.
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I have tried the PPC Ubuntu method on a G5 and a G4, but I cannot get it to detect the raid array.
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You can see it by using command 'mfdisk -c /dev/sda'
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the /dev/sda1 is for system files (rootfs) which is RAID1.
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the /dev/sda3 is data area which is: RAID1,5.
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others are not RAID.
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2. What is the block size?
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4096bytes
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3. Is there any parity rotation?
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left-symmetric
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Hope this helps someone! --[[User:Wastedlife|Wastedlife]] 06:17, 22 January 2007 (CET)
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I have managed to browse the files on a Windows PC using UFS explorer, but I am not sure that I am putting the drives in the right order, as when I look at it I get 2 XFS partitions and 2 unknown partitions.
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If I browse the smaller XFS partition (0.36gb) I can see a standard linux folder structure.
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If I browse the larger XFS partition (148.38gb), then I get an "Unable to read the directory" error...
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Any ideas?

Latest revision as of 23:24, 20 December 2007


Recovering Data from Terastation Raid array

I have tried the PPC Ubuntu method on a G5 and a G4, but I cannot get it to detect the raid array.

I have managed to browse the files on a Windows PC using UFS explorer, but I am not sure that I am putting the drives in the right order, as when I look at it I get 2 XFS partitions and 2 unknown partitions.

If I browse the smaller XFS partition (0.36gb) I can see a standard linux folder structure.

If I browse the larger XFS partition (148.38gb), then I get an "Unable to read the directory" error...

Any ideas?

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