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[quote="Alt"]I've never worked with Xraid2/Readynas, that's why I can't help you.[/quote]

X-Raid is a nightmare, it works like JBOD with redundancy. In some cases can be built as JBOD.

I've never worked with Xraid2/Readynas, that's why I can't help you.

It's been almost 4 days now that I am looking for those parameters necessary for R-Studio to reconstruct a Virtual RAID out of Xraid2.
I am still waiting for Netgear.
I can't believe there is not one person in this forum that ever dealt with R-Studio and Xraid2.
Xraid2/Readynas is not some junk raid, it is a professional raid. So there must be some knowledge about it somewhere.
The waiting is killing me.

You need to create a virtual RAID out of the disks. The R-Studio's [url=http://www.unformat-unerase.com/Unformat_Help/basic_raid_operations.html]on-line help[/url] and our article [url=http://www.r-tt.com/Articles/RAID_Recovery_Presentation/index.shtml]RAID Recovery Presentation[/url] explain how.
But the main question is actual parameters of the RAID, including its type. We simply cannot look through space and time to enter your computer and guess them.

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And one last thing, I am told that i will have to respect the order in which the original 6 HDDss were connected in the Readynas. But how do I connect them on my motherboard now.
Logically that would be Disk 1 > SATA port 1 (or 0 actually), right? Please confirm.
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Yes, that should work.
But the main question is the file system NetGear uses in their products.[/quote]

Right now i have the R-Studio Emergency GUI open and all my 6 HDDs connected to a machine in the right order.
Apart from that I am clueless.
There are so many options in the software that I don't understand that i am scared as hell to try anything.
I need the R-Studio for dummies step by step recovery method :/
And of course Netgear does not answer and I still didn't get those parameters for X-Raid2. Not that I know what to do with them....

[quote="xtrips"]
And one last thing, I am told that i will have to respect the order in which the original 6 HDDss were connected in the Readynas. But how do I connect them on my motherboard now.
Logically that would be Disk 1 > SATA port 1 (or 0 actually), right? Please confirm.
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Yes, that should work.
But the main question is the file system NetGear uses in their products.

Hello,

I will spare you the story that brings me here.
I am about to move 6 X 3TB HDDs that carry at least 7 TB worth of data from my ReadyNas Pro to an empty PC with 6 SATA ports.
I prepared a USB stick with R-Studio demo in order to check if the recovery is feasible before purchasing the license.
I am also waiting from Netgear to get the "parameters" needed to rebuild a virtual raid based on X-raid2, so you are welcome to help here if somebody knows the parameters or where to get them.
And one last thing, I am told that i will have to respect the order in which the original 6 HDDss were connected in the Readynas. But how do I connect them on my motherboard now.
Logically that would be Disk 1 > SATA port 1 (or 0 actually), right? Please confirm.

Thank you