Hello again,
It has been suggested that I probably should have included the following
information:
There were 2 hard drives, both WD Caviar Greeen 2.0TB
Raid 1
I think Ext4 not btrfs
Thanks
Bob
Hello all,
I need some advise with regard to rescuing data from a raid disk.
History:
I gave a friend a Synology two bay NAS set up as a raid array to store
their data safely and suggested that it was backed up regularly to
another disk as well for safely. All their family photos for the last
10 years or so are stored there - the only copies.
Husband (Windows User) familiarized himself with the Synology and
things seemed to be OK. However he decided that I was being
overcautious and that extra backup wasn't needed. :-(
Unfortunately one of the disks failed and husband in his wisdom
decided to 'fix' it and instead wiped all the data from the good disk
- disaster.
Current:
I can access the damaged disk by attaching it to my Kubuntu
workstation, reading it with testdisk and all the partitions and data
appears to be still there, but I can't see the files because of the
RAID filing system. I have tried ddrescue which I have been able to
use to copy data from the main partition on the damaged disk onto an
old ntfs disk I had lying around but it is still unreadable as the
raid filesystem refuses to mount and I still can't see the files.
I have the good disk still (no data as it was wiped, but partitions
still there) and another spare identical 2 Tb disk as well.
All I want is to rescue the photo files from the disk - I can then
replace the disks in the Synology NAS and reinstall as well as having
the photos safely saved elsewhere.
How am i best to proceed?
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