January 14th, 2019, 8:23
January 14th, 2019, 9:48
PBS67 wrote:2. Clone drives to preserve state of original NAS drives. Is it best to clone the drives using something like AOMEI Backer Upper or transfer disk images to the new disks?
PBS67 wrote:should I boot it in Linux with Hiren's Boot CD or what so that it recognizes the Linux MD RAID? Or; can I avoid the whole Linux issue and mount theses drives in WIN 7?
PBS67 wrote:4 Once the drives are mounted, is it a straight forward matter of running PhotoRec on the four drives? Or because they are no longer in the NAS do I have to take extra steps before PhotoRec recognizes that the four drives are part of a RAID 5 Ext 4 setup?
January 14th, 2019, 12:35
data-medics wrote:I personally wouldn't use photorec at all. There are programs out there for $70-80 that can get you far better results. Since you're not a Linux user, this is probably your best bet since it'd also enable you to do this in Windows which you're familiar with. Give demos of Recovery Explorer and/or R-Studio a try and see if it's worth the purchase.
Just be sure that if you do mount the drives in Windows you don't Initialize or Format the disks. This will seriously complicate recovery for you.
automount disable
automount scrub
January 15th, 2019, 8:30
January 26th, 2019, 13:47
February 4th, 2019, 5:59
February 4th, 2019, 7:01
February 4th, 2019, 7:38
PBS67 wrote:Hi Guys
I have removed the four drives from my RAID 5 NAS as described above and commenced imaging on to new drives. Unfortunately (would you believe it) disk 2 is now clicking and cannot be imaged. I have successfully made images of disks 1, 3 and 4.
My question now is: given that the files I was attempting to recover were raw on the deleted "free" area of the NAS, do i need to get disk 2 repaired by a Pro or should the raw files be recoverable using R-Studio and the 3 serviceable drives?
Advice appreciated!
February 4th, 2019, 12:34
Iurii wrote:PBS67 wrote:Hi Guys
I have removed the four drives from my RAID 5 NAS as described above and commenced imaging on to new drives. Unfortunately (would you believe it) disk 2 is now clicking and cannot be imaged. I have successfully made images of disks 1, 3 and 4.
My question now is: given that the files I was attempting to recover were raw on the deleted "free" area of the NAS, do i need to get disk 2 repaired by a Pro or should the raw files be recoverable using R-Studio and the 3 serviceable drives?
Advice appreciated!
Please connect 3 drives. Run software and check results. You may share screenshots here for next advises.
February 4th, 2019, 13:35
Amarbir[CDR-Labs] wrote:Iurii wrote:PBS67 wrote:Hi Guys
I have removed the four drives from my RAID 5 NAS as described above and commenced imaging on to new drives. Unfortunately (would you believe it) disk 2 is now clicking and cannot be imaged. I have successfully made images of disks 1, 3 and 4.
My question now is: given that the files I was attempting to recover were raw on the deleted "free" area of the NAS, do i need to get disk 2 repaired by a Pro or should the raw files be recoverable using R-Studio and the 3 serviceable drives?
Advice appreciated!
Please connect 3 drives. Run software and check results. You may share screenshots here for next advises.
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