Re: Corrupted RAID 50 (aparently?) array. Help needed.

Nicolas Mella wrote:

On Sat, Mar 1, 2008 at 5:31 PM, Bill Davidsen [off-list ref] wrote:
  

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nmella@kepler.cl wrote:
 > Hi list,
 >
 > Hope someone can give me the right direction on how to resolve this.

 Were you under the impression that this list is a professional service
 where people are paid to give you good response? You sent the first copy
 of your question at 10:42, got impatient and resent at 11:04, then 11:15
 and 11:22. Sorry we don't respond fast enough for you, perhaps you
 should take your business elsewhere.

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 Bill Davidsen [off-list ref]
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Sorry list. I know my mistake  and I am totally embarrassed.....

I just read everywhere that majordomo filter almost everything....so I
thought my emails where been filtered.... (list emails are dispatch
with a very long delay).

Sorry.

For sure I don't think this is a professional service. I just wanted
help on my problem which this list seem to be the right solution.

Well, anyway I could re-assemble the RAID myself.

  

Did you try just specifying "partitions" to mdadm and letting the software determine the members and assembly order? While this is not as exciting a challenge as assembling with data from examined partitions, it is a lot more convenient. ;-)

If is it useful for someone here goes the solution:

Using Winhex software, I assemble  both RAID5 groups considering the
sequence that was detail by the "mdadm --examine option". (RAID5 type
AMI backward dynamic)

Having both 1,0 TB disks the Testdisk program said they had LVM partion.

So I activated them using "vgscan" and "vgchange -a y" and then I just
mount the partion. ufffff

  

Good job, glad you got it going again.

Sorry for all the trouble.

Have a nice day.

Nicolas
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Bill Davidsen [off-list ref]
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 be valid when the war is over..." Otto von Bismark