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RAID 0 mistake. Recovery possible?
Trevor Armstrong replied 14 years, 11 months ago 6 Members · 12 Replies
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John Hubbard
June 6, 2011 at 2:40 amOh Man . . . When I see the acronym 2 Tb, I cringe as it makes me think of the WD (Western Digital) drive that the Apple Store loves to sell.
Not to be a “Hater” or bash someone’s favorite device … but I lost a TON of information, followed by a very expensive Data Salvage operation because I stupidly trusted my entire portfolio to one of these little desktop demons.
The thing is a paperweight in a lovely glossy white skin.
That’s ALL it’s good for. It was never dropped or misshandled, but it took me to the woodshed, HARD. -
Trevor Armstrong
June 6, 2011 at 4:29 pmHi John, sorry to hear about your expense! Nah, the 2TB that I have is the Seagate ST32000… a slow 5400rpm drive. Besides, I never buy anything apple 🙂
To say the least, I learnt my lesson with digital storage. Luckily I had the most important information backed up on DVD, but to recover all of the 2TB, using freeware software to say the least – was a dream come true.
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