RAID 0.. How do I stick my finger in the light socket?
I don't keep anything of importance on my gaming machine. I just play on it. Family photos finances with the secrets of alchemy are all on my family machines.
I was running a RAID 0 on my game rig and was migrating it to a new family machine. I unplugged the RAID 0 drives and was moving some new 750 GB HDs in that machine and then re plugged the RAID 0's back in. I think I put them back in the same way but it quite possible When moving all the wires around I swapped some around. The RAID is not reporting which doesn't bother me. But I'm kinda looking to see if I could rebuild the array in some way. I guess I could plug the two plugs into all 6 SATA sockets in all combinations. what is that 6-1^2 or 25? With SATA sockets so weak I dread the thought.
What other possible ways are there? This is more just a challenge than a loss of data. Gaining my favorite WWW site list back really isn't that important. This is more a chance for us to figure out possible solutions.
I did look at this but it mostly deals with saving a dead drive https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic14076.html
I don't keep anything of importance on my gaming machine. I just play on it. Family photos finances with the secrets of alchemy are all on my family machines.
I was running a RAID 0 on my game rig and was migrating it to a new family machine. I unplugged the RAID 0 drives and was moving some new 750 GB HDs in that machine and then re plugged the RAID 0's back in. I think I put them back in the same way but it quite possible When moving all the wires around I swapped some around. The RAID is not reporting which doesn't bother me. But I'm kinda looking to see if I could rebuild the array in some way. I guess I could plug the two plugs into all 6 SATA sockets in all combinations. what is that 6-1^2 or 25? With SATA sockets so weak I dread the thought.
What other possible ways are there? This is more just a challenge than a loss of data. Gaining my favorite WWW site list back really isn't that important. This is more a chance for us to figure out possible solutions.
I did look at this but it mostly deals with saving a dead drive https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic14076.html
