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Fully understanding Xraid2
Hi, I have just recieved my ReadyNAS Ultra 4 with 2 2TB drives. They are seagates so just to be safe, I am testing them with seatools, which will take many hours. While that is happening I thou...
If someone here fully understand Xraid2 then here is some challenge.
I have been stuck for the last 2 days trying to undelete around 7 TB of data from 6 X 3TB HDDs from my ReadyNas Pro.
For that I opted to use R-Studio.
But I need the following info to make it work and Netgear, well, I am still waiting for them to give me those answers.
So here are the missing parameters:
- Offset for every drive (usually the same for all drives, but can be different)
- RAID type (RAID0,1,5,etc)
- Block size
- Block Order (Left Synchronous, Left Asynchronous, Right Synchronous, Right Asynchronous or Custom)
- RAID algorithm / RAID layout (this is basically the way RAID adapter or controller writes data and parity blocks onto physical drives. They're standard ) in case of non-standard RAID layout you need to manually configure Data Blocks and Parity blocks distribution and numbers of rows.
Any help is welcome.
I am desperate.
Thank you
I have been stuck for the last 2 days trying to undelete around 7 TB of data from 6 X 3TB HDDs from my ReadyNas Pro.
For that I opted to use R-Studio.
But I need the following info to make it work and Netgear, well, I am still waiting for them to give me those answers.
So here are the missing parameters:
- Offset for every drive (usually the same for all drives, but can be different)
- RAID type (RAID0,1,5,etc)
- Block size
- Block Order (Left Synchronous, Left Asynchronous, Right Synchronous, Right Asynchronous or Custom)
- RAID algorithm / RAID layout (this is basically the way RAID adapter or controller writes data and parity blocks onto physical drives. They're standard ) in case of non-standard RAID layout you need to manually configure Data Blocks and Parity blocks distribution and numbers of rows.
Any help is welcome.
I am desperate.
Thank you
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