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Chipset; ICH10R
(I have a separate IDE boot drive)
6 drives connected to the motherboard in RAID 5.. A small misshap with my server. Installed new graphics card and now it boots.
Drives 0 and 5 were suddenly no longer part of the RAID according to the chipset. I'm 100% sure that they are ok, both physically and datawise.
There should be a simple app available to just mark their place manually and get everything up and running again.. Actually it should be an easy app to make completely automated as it seems to remember the actual serial-numbers of the different discs, and their place, in the RAID.
So far I have only gotten more problems by trying to protect my data by using RAID than I ever had using discs without any extra parity function.
Please please help.. I'm sure all my precious data is there, but I do not have the tools or knowledge to recover the volume without help.
Intel® Rapid Storage Technology
Kit installed: 9.6.0.1014
User interface version: 9.6.0.1014
Language: Swedish (Sweden)
Intel RAID controller: Intel(R) ICH8R/ICH9R/ICH10R/DO/5 Series/3400 Series SATA RAID Controller
Number of SATA ports: 6
RAID option ROM version: 8.7.0.1007
Driver version: 9.6.0.1014
ISDI version: 9.6.0.1014
Device Information
Name: Array_0000
Size: 11 446 GB
Available space: 0 GB
Disk data cache: Enabled
Number of volumes: 1
Volume member: Brumm
Number of disks: 6
Array disk: JK1181YAJ2SD8V
Array disk: JK1181YAJ2SGJV
Array disk: JK1181YAJ2SL8V
Array disk: JK1181YAJ2SWUV
Array disk: JK1170YBHZW5MD:0
Array disk: JK1181YAJ2SDUV:0
Name: Brumm
Status: Failed
Type: RAID 5
Size: 9 539 GB
Data strip size: 64 KB
Write-back cache: Enabled
System volume: No
Initialized: Yes
Verification errors found: 0
Blocks with media errors: 0
Physical sector size: 512 Bytes
Logical sector size: 512 Bytes
Parent array: Array_0000
Number of disks: 6
Array disk: JK1181YAJ2SD8V
Array disk: JK1181YAJ2SGJV
Array disk: JK1181YAJ2SL8V
Array disk: JK1181YAJ2SWUV
Array disk: JK1170YBHZW5MD:0
Array disk: JK1181YAJ2SDUV:0
Disk on port 0
Port location: Internal
Status: Normal
Usage: Available
Size: 1 908 GB
Serial number: JK1170YBHZW5MD
Model: Hitachi HDS722020ALA330
Firmware: JKAOA28A
System disk: No
Password protected: No
Disk data cache: Enabled
Native command queuing: Yes
SATA transfer mode: Generation 2
Physical sector size: 512 Bytes
Logical sector size: 512 Bytes
Disk on port 1
Port location: Internal
Status: Normal
Usage: Array disk
Size: 1 908 GB
Serial number: JK1181YAJ2SD8V
Model: Hitachi HDS722020ALA330
Firmware: JKAOA28A
System disk: No
Password protected: No
Disk data cache: Enabled
Native command queuing: Yes
SATA transfer mode: Generation 2
Physical sector size: 512 Bytes
Logical sector size: 512 Bytes
Disk on port 2
Port location: Internal
Status: Normal
Usage: Array disk
Size: 1 908 GB
Serial number: JK1181YAJ2SGJV
Model: Hitachi HDS722020ALA330
Firmware: JKAOA28A
System disk: No
Password protected: No
Disk data cache: Enabled
Native command queuing: Yes
SATA transfer mode: Generation 2
Physical sector size: 512 Bytes
Logical sector size: 512 Bytes
Disk on port 3
Port location: Internal
Status: Normal
Usage: Array disk
Size: 1 908 GB
Serial number: JK1181YAJ2SL8V
Model: Hitachi HDS722020ALA330
Firmware: JKAOA28A
System disk: No
Password protected: No
Disk data cache: Enabled
Native command queuing: Yes
SATA transfer mode: Generation 2
Physical sector size: 512 Bytes
Logical sector size: 512 Bytes
Disk on port 4
Port location: Internal
Status: Normal
Usage: Array disk
Size: 1 908 GB
Serial number: JK1181YAJ2SWUV
Model: Hitachi HDS722020ALA330
Firmware: JKAOA28A
System disk: No
Password protected: No
Disk data cache: Enabled
Native command queuing: Yes
SATA transfer mode: Generation 2
Physical sector size: 512 Bytes
Logical sector size: 512 Bytes
Disk on port 5
Port location: Internal
Status: Normal
Usage: Available
Size: 1 908 GB
Serial number: JK1181YAJ2SDUV
Model: Hitachi HDS722020ALA330
Firmware: JKAOA28A
System disk: No
Password protected: No
Disk data cache: Enabled
Native command queuing: Yes
SATA transfer mode: Generation 2
Physical sector size: 512 Bytes
Logical sector size: 512 Bytes
Disk on port Unknown
Port location: Unknown
Status: Missing
Usage: Array disk
Size: 0 GB
Serial number: JK1170YBHZW5MD:0
Model: ...
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Blah, thanks for no help at all.. If anyone else have this problem the only help I got was aquireing a program that is called "ZAR" (zero assumption recovery) and letting it run through everything and extract the files to a lot of external drives... For ZAR or a similar RAID recovery program to work you must resart the computer withou the RAID settings, so the program can access the discs individually.. The files opened at the time my computer crashed were damaged, but other than that it seems to be a full recovery.
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You were pretty lucky. I've tried around 10 different programs and haven't found one that has been able to recover my data.
Unfortunately I had a Raid 0 and Raid 1+0 array, and most programs will only find the Raid 0 array which of course is damaged.
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