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Hombibi
Aug 01, 2015Guide
Data Volume lost after disk replacement on Readynas Pro 6
Hi, I just ran into a serious problem, and I hope someone can help me. Currently my Readynas Pro 6 does not see any volume on the 6 disk X-Raid Array anymore. I walked past my NAS a couple of...
- Aug 22, 2015
Yes, required for other than windows filesystems.
Obviously much cheaper than any professional recovery service.
Hombibi
Aug 02, 2015Guide
Thanks StephenB,
If I understand X-Raid2 well enough (since yesterday..) than it is essentially a raid 5 configuration. With my limited knowledge I would say that as only one disk failed at any moment it should be possible to recover if I have not damaged anything seriously with the scrubbing. Unfortunately I have no idea where to start and obviously I am done experimenting at this stage.
I'll be happy to contact Netgear to see if they can help me, but I'll be just as happy if anyone from the community is able to show me what needs to be done. I hope it can be fixed.
vandermerwe
Aug 02, 2015Master
Although you received notification of the second disk failure after being notified that the resync had completed, it is possible that the disk actually failed during the resync. I've certainly seen many users experience this pattern of events.
If you have no backup then you should try support as StephenB has suggested. There isn't anything you can do which isn't going to make data recovery more difficult.
If support won't help then I guess you can look for other data recovery services.
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