The volume knob on the speaker does control the headphone volume too.
i have this jacks from the MB: Rear Speaker / Central / Bass / Line in / Front Speaker / Microphone
my speakers go to the Line In jack.
it's actually weird that it's called Line In and not Line Out...
so it seems i don't...
Hi guys,
I have the AsRock Z87 Extreme9/ac motherboard which has the Realtek ALC1150 Audio Codec on board.
currently it's connected to my M-Audio AV40 speakers which has a headphone jack of their own which is easier to use since it's right there on the desktop.
I'm wondering if there's...
ok, so here's an update!
i ran ddrescue, all 4 drives are now backed up, 0 errors. that's a good sign.
i connected all the drives to the machine, not through the controller of course, and i ran RecliaMe Free RAID Recovery tool on them. this is what i got:
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i'm using IBM m1050 RAID Controller, i disconnected everything and i want to do all of the mentioned actions on another system.
it's not the PSU (swithed it to a new one during that period).
i also think that the drives are probably ok which kind of reassures me that i could still get the data...
i had drives breaking from the array repeatedly until i got 3 out of 4 drives who broke from the array and it started to trey and rebuild them.
i don't know for sure that there are any bad sectors but i very well might have.
it could also be a problem with my RAID Controller.
in any case, i...
thank you very much for all the useful information.
my problem is a messed up RAID 10 array of 4 drives. i want to backup all the drives before trying to fix the array, hence the need for ddrescue.
what does "force --no-split" command means exactly? and why not try the r- 3 command from...
Hi there,
i'm trying to rescue data from a few drives.
after consulting i was referred to ddrescue for cloning and than for ddrutility for finding out which files are messed up.
i have no Linux experience at all, i'm on Windows. i am trying to learn but there is so much information that i...
i am replacing it of course. i am currently using a second machine to do all that. that's why it's going to take some time... at least i hope i'll have time to dive into this Linux thing...
can i use gparted to identify the drives?
Eli
first of all, thank you for the comments.
i do intend to swim back to shore :)
i wasn't claiming being an expert but i am learning and trying.
about the situation at hand- i understand that it is likely to assume that the drives are dead, but, they very well might not be. it may look...
i have zero experience with Linux. is this ddrescue thing bootable, and therefor it will work regardless of the OS or do i need to have Linux installed somehow for it to work?
wow this will be a pretty hefty expense buying 4 4tb drives...
is it really the only option??
and i thought the...
i want to do it as safe as i can get, i just want to make sure i'm doing it right.
i have the X4 4tb drives that were in the RAID 10 array. meaning i have 8tb of data (actually it's less because they're not completely full but still, let's say it's 8tb).
i should just plug them out of the...
well, i can't import the array so i don't know how should i backup the drives since i can't get into Windows with the array set up.
what do you mean not using sibling drives in an array?
it's a RAID 10 so its is suppose to look like a big 8tb drive anyways and since there aren't any 8tb drives...
How many drives do i need to do that?
Backup means 2 drives and to recreate it i'm suppose to use the original drives?
I have 2 2tb drives and another 3 1gb external drives abd i'm trying to figure out if that's enough...
Eli