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 Post subject: LaCie 20TB
PostPosted: May 18th, 2026, 13:56 
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Hi, i have the LaCie 20TB with 2x Seagate 10TB drive, whose history is taken into account by the video hardware (MacOS), and the current version is normal, but it can't be done. Attempting to RAID 0 it in UFS gives results such as light ExFAT partitions, light structured files, and instead of video files recovered from the drive, unfortunately, they don't play safely. I've tried multiple stripe size applications, but the result is the same. I conclude that I'm doing something wrong. First, I need to check if this is really RAID 0. Below is the first data returned on both drives.
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 Post subject: Re: LaCie 20TB
PostPosted: May 19th, 2026, 11:31 
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The partition info would be in sectors 2 - 33. It would be best to provide binary data, not a screenshot.

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 Post subject: Re: LaCie 20TB
PostPosted: May 19th, 2026, 14:30 
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fzabkar wrote:
The partition info would be in sectors 2 - 33. It would be best to provide binary data, not a screenshot.

You are 100 percent right, these are the first sectors from 0 to 32 of both disks
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 Post subject: Re: LaCie 20TB
PostPosted: May 19th, 2026, 16:24 
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I think the stripe size is 24 sectors.

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 Post subject: Re: LaCie 20TB
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... or 12 sectors.

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 Post subject: Re: LaCie 20TB
PostPosted: May 19th, 2026, 18:01 
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fzabkar wrote:
... or 12 sectors.

No, it has to be a multiple of 8.

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 Post subject: Re: LaCie 20TB
PostPosted: May 20th, 2026, 3:39 
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Pi0tr is our colleague from Poland, we connected remotely and checked the array.
The root folder of the exFAT partition was corrupted, but 7 TB of data and its structure are working after scanning the index.

The LaCie configuration is custom, stripe size is 4KB, grid pattern D1, D3, D2, D4.
RDL configuration for UFS:

stripes(8,2) {
1,2;
1,2;
}


Configuration for R-Studio:
RAID 0
Number of rows: 2
Block size: 4KB

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 Post subject: Re: LaCie 20TB
PostPosted: May 20th, 2026, 14:00 
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I prefer not to use RAID and use JBOD instead. This way error checking is almost trivial.

RAID made sense with 9GB disks but with 44TB disks who cares if you need 4 or 5 drive letters. I am expecting 100TB disks to surface maybe in a year or two.

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 Post subject: Re: LaCie 20TB
PostPosted: May 20th, 2026, 16:23 
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@Ɓukasz did a great job, thanks again for your time,
@fzabkar thanks also for bringing up the topic


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