Should a RAID0 array look like this?

[BinarySynapse]

This is the array from my computer plugged into another system to try and recover the data that hadn't made into the backups yet (about 120GB of video I'd just umm.. anyway... yeah).



Disk 1 is the failing drive. Well, it appeared to be failing, but now I don't know. The "EIS" (which is "EISA Configuration" cut off) partition is from the Dell system the drive came out of and all the files are still intact on it, even though I completely formatted the drives after initializing the array two months ago.

 

[dbwillis]

Ive had to use a BartPE (or VistaPE) boot CD\flash drive and then run diskpart from a CMD prompt, choose the right drive and then type in CLEAN to remove those EISA partitions.

 

[BinarySynapse]

Ive had to use a BartPE (or VistaPE) boot CD\flash drive and then run diskpart from a CMD prompt, choose the right drive and then type in CLEAN to remove those EISA partitions.

The thing is, the other drive had the same EISA partition and it's gone now. (it's really just a FAT32 partition with the ID).

Oh well, it doesn't matter now. I'm sending the other drive in for an RMA and am back to running on the other by itself now.