Hi, I’m changed my disk drivers 500GiBx2 to 1TiBx2 that configured as RAID (0+1), The problem is when I connect my two old disks to copy my data opensuse doesn’t detect RAID and only showed the linux partitions and well I add the partitions to RAID array and now I have one RAID partition without file system (The data partition), What can I do?
On 2011-06-03 21:06, Deathmachine wrote:
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> Hi, I’m changed my disk drivers 500GiBx2 to 1TiBx2 that configured as
> RAID (0+1), The problem is when I connect my two old disks to copy my
> data opensuse doesn’t detect RAID and only showed the linux partitions
> and well I add the partitions to RAID array and now I have one RAID
> partition without file system (The data partition), What can I do?
Sorry, I don’t fully understand. Can you try again?
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Thanks for reply but it doesn’t matter anymore my hard disks is f**ked up.
On 06/06/2011 02:36 PM, Deathmachine wrote:
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> Thanks for reply but it doesn’t matter anymore my hard disks is f**ked
> up.
RAID was/is not a replacement for backups, it is instead intended to
give 24 hour x 365 day up times by allowing hot replacement of
failing/failed drives on a running server; and to increase read/write
speed by ‘striping’ data onto several drives…
so the very simple solution to your problem is to restore from backup…
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