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 Post subject: G-Raid HFS+ recovery issues
PostPosted: April 19th, 2012, 19:29 
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Hello all. I am trying to recover data from a 1 TB G-Raid. The raid controller appears to have died, both 500gb disks from the enclosure test as being fine. I am using R-Studio 5.4 for the recovery. The drive was used to save Final Cut video projects on a mac running Snow Leopard. He is very concerned about maintaining the original file structure and file names.

So far I have figured out:
-the stripe size is 512 Bytes
-I have also figured out the disk order
-The HFS volume label (H+...) is located at sector 131105 according to winhex.
-according to ReclaiME the offset is 0

I have tried creating a region in R-studio with a start point of 262208 with a volume size of 1 tb.

Now comes the problem. I cannot get it to give me any good data when I use these settings. Is my math off on the start point? Is there some setting in R-Studio that i'm missing?

Any input or suggestions would be awesome. Thanks everyone.


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 Post subject: Re: G-Raid HFS+ recovery issues
PostPosted: April 20th, 2012, 5:20 
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Switch tools, try using winhex instead. Get type of raid (ie, 0,1,5 etc) and parity as well as stripe size.

Failing that contact DR-Kiev on here, hes the RAID king in these parts.

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 Post subject: Re: G-Raid HFS+ recovery issues
PostPosted: April 20th, 2012, 5:27 
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H+ header should be at 409640. If it is at 262208 there is problem with your config.

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