MAC:-LOST PARTITION ON STRIPED RAID0 SET!!!

[arjunkr]

LOST PARTITION ON STRIPED RAID0 SET!!!
I have 4 phsical disks on my system
1. Mac os x system disk mac journaled (GUI) for leopard
3. 3 Disks as raid 0 striped software RAID.
On mac os x i accidentaly repartitioned and formatted my raid set. All data have gone.

I got report from SOFTRAID that one of the disk in RAID set have lost partition/formatted.

Which way do i need use to recover all my files?
Which software do i have to use?
Please help..

 

[nbelote]

There's a good chance you can use any software listed in this other forum post:

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/243771-32-recovering-files-raid-partition

 

[nbelote]

Oh, you have a Mac. You might be up *** creek, but you can try this:

http://www.easeus.com/mac/mac-undelete-free/

 

[arjunkr]

I got below mail from SOFTRAID..Kindly let me know how to solve this issue.


As we discussed over the phone, the data is unrecoverable.

The RAID0 is comprised of three hard drives and it became inaccessible due to a reformat of one of the drives. In this RAID0 array, you cannot lose more than one drive in the array and still recover data. Any attempt to recreate the data from the remaining drives results in corrupted files.

Regards,

 

[nbelote]

They know their software better than anyone, even us. It appears that you really are screwed.

 

[vitornob]

Sadly I do agree with Softraid. Raid 0 strips the data over the HDs. And a MFT is created to correctly allocate all the data. I don't know any fast, easy way to recover the data...

 

[FireWire2]

Hope you have a back up some where