Data Recovery and Disk Utilities Forum @R-TT

My problem was solved without using R-Studio product, but hopefully the moderator will keep my solution posted, so others in need can use it.
I was able to rebuilt a partition map, and my RAID0 came back online!!!!!!!!!!! I think I was on the wrong path from the very beginning. I should not seek ...

So I finished scanning virtual raid, and it came up with hundreds of small FAT12 (???) partitions. When I try to select one of them r-studio freezes for a minute, and at some point it even crashed whole app. I can't even see if any of found files are what I'm looking for...

If nothing has been written of the RAID0 since the disk was removed, I'd do the following:
1. Get the RAID parameters from the remaining RAID 0.
2. Create the virtual RAID 0 using the images of the disks and parameters obtained in Step 1.
3. Scan the virtual RAID 0 to search for the HFS partition ...

I just finished creating disk images, and I'm not really sure about my next step.
My raid0 was based on 2 iscsi virtual disks. One of them (#2) was removed from the array by accident. Basically, I removed wrong iscsi target on storage device (Thecus n5500), which is equal to physically removing ...

Your policy for searching is limited to four, or more letter keywords. This makes searching ability very limited perhaps uselss. It is near impossible to search for post related to apple computers where common keywords are osx, mac, or hfs...