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I have 3 old SCSI HDDs that were in a hardware RAID, I don’t have the RAID controller anymore but I have imaged them with DD and a SCSI PCI card I have. \n
Is there any way to assemble this array in software on Linux? I just want to get the data off so read only is fine. \n
Running blkid on the drive shows it as an Adaptec RAID member. \n
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EDIT2: There seem to be a lot of missing files, I don’t think there was anything important on here anyway\n
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EDIT3: wow, the found.000 folder is huge. I guess the recovery failed, or the array got pretty badly corrupted on the ~10 years in storage.
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