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    RAID controller failure

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    by hanekwj ·

    Hello,

    I have a computer with me that had two HDD in RAID 1. The motherboard however has decided to pack up on me and because this is not a server motherboard with removable backplanes or anything i cannot fix the controler without replacing the motherboard. The motherboard is quite old and is no longer for sale.

    Seeing as I cannot get the same controller, is there any way i can still recover the data?

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    • #3027446

      Clarifications

      by hanekwj ·

      In reply to RAID controller failure

      Clarifications

    • #3025574

      You may however be able to get another M’Board

      by oh smeg ·

      In reply to RAID controller failure

      With the same Model RAID Controller on it or a updated Model of that RAID Controller.

      Without knowing which M’Board it is it’s impossible to say however. 😉

      Also there are Data Recovery Programs which can recover RAID Data from individual disc’s but it’s neither cheap or straight forward to use.

      http://www.ontrackdatarecovery.com.au/raid-recovery/

      Col

    • #3025487

      Mirrored Drives

      by willcomp ·

      In reply to RAID controller failure

      If drives are IDE or SATA, you should be able to connect one of them to another PC and retrieve data.

      • #3025462

        Thank you…

        by hanekwj ·

        In reply to Mirrored Drives

        Thanks for the replies,

        I found a refurbished board for $20 and it works.

        Willcomp… Are you saying that it is that easy to recover data from a RAID 1 controler failure?

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