I don't know exactly what happened - RAID controller does recognize the RAID but saying that the RAID has problems. You do know this stile - no other data. Looks more like Windows than Apple. One disk from 4 is roaming. That's it...
As for partition copy, to restore the RAID using your suggestion I ...
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- Tue Oct 12, 2010 7:02 am
- Forum: RAID Recovery
- Topic: Mac Pro RAID Card parameters
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- Mon Oct 11, 2010 9:10 pm
- Forum: RAID Recovery
- Topic: Mac Pro RAID Card parameters
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Re: Mac Pro RAID Card parameters
Well,
I have a plan, and appreciate your comments and suggestions.
1. I have installed OS 10.6 on a separate independent OWC SSD (200GB) together with R-Studio and some other software. This disk is my major OS disk now. I have around 100GB free space on this drive. I have MacPro3,1 with 32GB of ...
I have a plan, and appreciate your comments and suggestions.
1. I have installed OS 10.6 on a separate independent OWC SSD (200GB) together with R-Studio and some other software. This disk is my major OS disk now. I have around 100GB free space on this drive. I have MacPro3,1 with 32GB of ...
- Wed Oct 06, 2010 9:01 pm
- Forum: RAID Recovery
- Topic: Mac Pro RAID Card parameters
- Replies: 19
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Mac Pro RAID Card parameters
There are zillions of different RAID cards vendors, which are using different settings for different RAID configurations, with exception of ONE - Apple. Apple has only TWO cards, which support the INTERNAL MAC PRO RAID - black card (for Mac Pro early 2009 and later) and the original - blue card (for ...