I inadvertantly reset one HD in a raid0 to non-raid....i need to change it back so I don't lose everything.....should i get a

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File system/partition sector information will be modified. There's no way to safely just change the settings back to raid without some file system corruption.

I would strongly recommend making a clone/image of both drives and reconstructing the volume separately then set up the RAID again on the original drives and migrate the data back.
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I guess it is change option to make the drive non-raid ...so to determine a reset....I guess I'm not sure exactly what is being reset other than the drive status in the array
 
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File system/partition sector information will be modified. There's no way to safely just change the settings back to raid without some file system corruption.

I would strongly recommend making a clone/image of both drives and reconstructing the volume separately then set up the RAID again on the original drives and migrate the data back.
 
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