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UnEarase, Repair or Reconstruct Hard Disk in Software Raid 0

I accidently did an erase on a hard disk that was in a software raid 0 array. Now the raid doesn't work. Is there any tool or any way to recover from my bone-head move? Half of the raid stripe is still good and I haven't written over the…

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@thaiguy Published 2009-05-24
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I accidently did an erase on a hard disk that was in a software raid 0 array. Now the raid doesn't work. Is there any tool or any way to recover from my bone-head move? Half of the raid stripe is still good and I haven't written over the other (bad) half. It's just been 'erased' through Disk Utility.

What does Erase do and is it possible to recover from this? Or am I just dreaming?

My baby's photos and videos are on the raid and I would love to be able to get back these files.

Thank you to all in advance for posting a reply.

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