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    The infamous 2TB limit -- Make sure you are informed...

    Yes. And the overflow spewed right into the valuable information as the beginning. Is it really true that there is no second copy of the directory structure and partition data somewhere else on the drive, like at the end of it? Such a small chunk of such Vital data like that should appear...
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    Recovering data from a dead RAID Chassis

    Nobody stocks these RAIDs anymore. It's about 6 years old, manufacturer went out of business, nobody has an original firmware 'back-downgrade', and even if I had one of the '.MOT' files to flash, the drive doesn't show up for re-flashing in the installer's search scan. So it's uncommunicable...
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    Recovering data from a dead RAID Chassis

    It's an FCR2 5/XXXX with optical connection (ATTO). I was given a hyperterminal flashable firmware upgrade by a tech support guy so it would work with Windows 7, and so I flashed it. Turns out the Tech Support guy who was helping me, for some reason, assumed I had an RTR30 and sent me the...
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    Recovering data from a dead RAID Chassis

    I have an AVID (Medea) FCR2 5 drive RAID case with 1.8 TB of storage across the RAID. The chassis's firmware has become completely corrupted and it will not respond, but the drives are most likely OK. Does anyone know what syile of RAID this drive uses? Can I take the drives out and put...
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    The infamous 2TB limit -- Make sure you are informed...

    I bought a brand-new Western Digital MyBook 3.7 TB drive, but because I didn't have a USB port faster than 2.0, and in my quest for speed of access, I decided to mount the drive internally. I took the Hitachi HDS5C4040ALE630 4TB drive physically out of housing, and installed into my computer...
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