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RAID Recovery

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CrazyCuz2k

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I've recently upgraded and switched mobo's from a M4A788T-E to a Crosshair IV Formula. I was going to just transfer my 2 Samsung F1 in a RAID 0 partition from one to the other. I've set the mobo to RAID but when I go to the RAID manager the RAID partition is off and it sees each drive as individual drives. Is there a way for the Crosshair IV to read the twp drives as the raid partition it was originally designated at on the old mobo? I have all my important docs backed up but it'd be nice to check before I reformat them create a new array.
 
I'm not an AMD guy but I thought that would be possible.

The chipset is what makes or breaks a RAID swap and you're trying to go from an AMD 790GX to an 890FX.

To me it just looks like an updated chipset and should work but if the RAID set-up is seeing two different drives....that's not a good sign.

You obviously have your "turds" together because you have a back-up....nice job!
 
Yes

Just download Ubuntu and boot it. You can access all your data by clicking Places->Home and then click "...GB Filesystem" on the left panel. You should see your data appearing right now.

You can also copy them over the network if you like. For this to work you boot from the livecd; no installation of any kind of required.
 
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