Raid 0 System Upgrade

DaMaN841

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I recently had a motherboard crash and on it was a striped array of 2 raptors using the onboard controller. After rebuilding, using those same two drives, I booted the machine and turned on the new onboard controller. These drives are seen as separate drives, however I am allowed to "create" a raid array. Unfortunately, my ideal goal here is to be able to recover, since there is decently convenient data on there for me. Is it possible to create the array like it was with exisiting data? If I just create a new volume, will this destroy the ntfs table? If so, can I recover the data? Any help here would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
 
As far as I know, unless you have the same raid controller in the new board, you will have some serious trouble getting it to work again. Is your replacement mobo identical to the one that died? If not, I would try to find someone that has that same board, at the very least the same raid chipset, and see if it works there.
 
Find someone with the same raid chipset and maybe northbridge.
 
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