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It may have been a disk 1 once as I thought all the raid array disks were interchangeable so I swapped them round every six months or so.
Linux raid recovery does say it can see files but I need to pay to get them back. |
Linux Reader is free, you should not be asked to pay if you are using that. Are you sure you downloaded the correct utility? And are you sure you are seeing your data files, and not the OS files?
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| Sorry my poor use of the word backup, I didn't mean the Duo backup facility. |
I didn't think you did. But swapping internal drives to make a backup is not a good method.
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| A thought, what would happen if I put one of the old drives in with the new one as disk 1? |
Nothing good. It either fails to boot or destroys your data.
| AdrianReady wrote: |
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So any idea how much it would cost to recover the data professionally?
Or should I just pay diskinternals and see what that recovers? |
If you are prepared to pay, start by asking Netgear for a quote.
