Hi,
I would give it a shot, but I would first shutdown the server, and I
would image all of the drives for use in the recovery. (yes, I know
it's a lot of space). This is part of the reason why I run Raid6 at home.
You don't want to risk further corruption writing to and trying to use
the array in it's current condition.
Harry
On 3/10/11 1:59 PM, Brian Weeden wrote:
> Harry -
>
> Thanks for the link to that DefCon talk. That is some really cool
> stuff. I wonder if it will help me out at all? I can view my RAID
> array and see all the files, but many of them are corrupted. Was that
> R-studio tool able to fill in for a missing drive? I wonder if that
> can help me.
>
> At $80, it's probably worth a shot.
>
> ---
> Brian
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