[Techtalk] RAID data recovery w/ hardware controller
Carla Schroder
carla at bratgrrl.com
Tue Feb 12 20:43:56 UTC 2008
Another RAID question- suppose you have a nice hardware RAID controller and it
fails. How do you recover your data? Do you need an identical controller to
replace it, or can the disks be read by some other means? I'm figuring out
the pros and cons with Linux software RAID; with Linux RAID you can stuff
your drives in any Linux box and re-construct the array, assuming the drives
are not damaged and the data not corrupted. Very nice for moving to a new
box, or recovering from some other component failure that doesn't affect the
hard drives.
Carla
--
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Carla Schroder
check out the shiny new Linux Networking Cookbook!
Chock full o' step-by-step howtos for network admins!
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/9780596102487/
many more Linux howtos at
http://tuxcomputing.com/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
More information about the Techtalk
mailing list