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With over 20 years of data recovery experience and has recovered several hundreds of RAID data recovery cases, we emphasized that the backup of RAID is necessary. There are too many users believe that the RAID has the completely Fault Tolerance Function but which is not true.
LINWEI provided some common issues of RAID for your reference.
‧ RAID cannot start (RAID Not Ready, Not Config)
‧ 2 HDDs damaged in RAID Level 5
‧ RAID Rebuild Failure
‧ RAID HDD Ordering Failure
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Please follow the steps below when your RAID has been damaged: |
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Label the hard drives with their position in a RAID array. (e.g. 1, 2, 3 or ID No.) |
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Do not delete RAID or RAID Config |
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Do not initialize or re-create the RAID even though only 1%. The data will be deleted if you initialize or re-create the RAID. |
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If the hard drive has been moved, please make sure that the order is correct before you save and restart. |
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LINWEI has been served the RAID and Array failure or data recovery of the operating system of Windows 2000 Server, NTFS, MAC, Novell, Linux, UNIX, and FreeBSD. |
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3F , No.408 Rueiguang Rd. Neihu District, Taipei 11492 , Taiwan ( Lyons Technology Center )
TEL:+886-2-2799-3377
FAX:+886-2-8751-3331
Customer Services Extension :#101~106
Customer Services :service@linwei.com.tw
Technical Support :engineer@linwei.com.tw
Emergency : 0935-108-405 |
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