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NVIDIA JBOD Invalid System Disk error

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Hi,

After reconnecting my 3 RAID 0 harddrives after troubleshooting a sound problem inside the case, I get "Invalid System Disk" error when starting up the computer. When I run the NVIDIA Raid Controller software, it says the raid is healthy.

What exactly could be wrong? I have accidentally started up the computer without all harddisks plugged in, could that be it?

Thanks in advance,

Kobus

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Perhaps, especially if some of your hard disks were connected and others weren't.

Do you have any data on those disks? Maybe you can just rebuild the array?

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Reply to r_manic

The rebuild option is grey'd out, so I can't rebuild it.

I have about 700GB of data on 3 300GB harddrives in RAID 0. I hope I won't lose everything...

Reply to bliksem

Anybody wil some advise, please? I am in desperate need of my computer to work again without losing my stuff on it :-(

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