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From: "Alberto (albertix.com)" <alberto@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 09 Oct 2007 11:43:22 +0200
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Hi,

This is my first question, sorry for my english.
I have a very serious problem. I've demage (suppose) data on XFS RAID 0 disk, I'll try explain steps:


before:
n.2 sata hard disk monted on raid0 with xfs fs

after:
n.2 sata hard disk monted on raid0 with reiser fs

Story:
Server is gentoo based OS with TYAN MB with n.4 SATA onboard can be configured in Raid0, raid1, raid0+1.
On another controller (PCI) was mounted another sata hd with OS. This hd was faulted, than I decide to mount 2 hd with raid1 configuration for better security.
I've decided to move all same size disk to unique controller (on MB). When i moved this hard disks I've confused old disks with new and I've created new raid array on them.
Old array was xfs fs and new one i've decided to make reiserfs. After creation of RAID, i've make "mkreiserfs /dev/md1", but not on each single hd
Now I have new array (reiserfs) on disks witch before has very important data. When I saw my error, I've unmount array. With fdisk I see my sdc1 free space.
In this exact moment i've lounched command: "xfs_repair -n /dev/sdc1".


I'm desperade (aprox. crying) , on this disks was 3 years of work data (web, db, materials).
It's possibility to recover this data (nothing else was writing after on disk disks) ??? . Pls help me
If is possibilty, I promise to make 10 copies (for penitency).


Alberto.

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