Storage

[serpiko]

my  LS_WTGL11F have a message that  "An error in a RAID Array has been detected. Stored data in this RAID Array can't be recovered because RAID0 disks are damaged. Select ' Delete Array' to remove this Array."

then i click  "Change RAID Array"

and a message "

"Remove RAID Array. Data Stored on the target disks will be deleted. This process cannot be cancelled once started. Are you sure want to continue?"

I want to know if i click OK in this messages.....my data will not lost.???

thanks

serpiko

[serpiko]

on the Disk management:

* RAID settings:

RAID Array name  : RAID Array 1

RAID Mode             : RAID0

*Disk Structure

 / Disk 1    : not configured

/ Disk 2     : RAID Array 1   HDP725050GLA360    465.8 GB

[PCPiranha]

Looks like you have a bad HDD.  Changing the RAID mode won't help and will probably just hinder and future attempts of data recovery.

[serpiko]

@PCPiranha: thanks and what can i do to save all my data ???

[rinthos]

You really have a couple options for data recovery.

1) Look for some community sites about how to mount Buffalo LS devices on a Linux system, and assuming your drives are salvagable, you might be able to get your data off...maybe :)

2) You can bring your drives to a recovery center.  Not cheap, but they'll likely be able to assist.

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[jlewis]

Received a similar error, "An error was detected in the RAID Array 1"

 I have not moved the device or made any unnecessary changes. I am running Firmware version 1.12 on a Terastation HD-H1-OTGL/R5 with four 243GB WDC WD2500BB-22RDA0 disk drives. I can still access the web console but I can't get to the network shared UNC path any idea why this error would occur out of the blue?