assemble vs create an array.......

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Hello,
I had created a raid 5 array on 3 232GB SATA drives. I had created one partition (for /home) formatted with either xfs or reiserfs (I do not recall). Last week I reinstalled my box from scratch with Ubuntu 7.10, with mdadm v. 2.6.2-1ubuntu2. Then I made a rookie mistake: I --create instead of --assemble. The recovery completed. I then stopped the array, realizing the mistake.

1. Please make the warning more descriptive: ALL DATA WILL BE LOST, when attempting to created an array over an existing one. 2. Do you know of any way to recover from this mistake? Or at least what filesystem it was formated with.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have hundreds of family digital pictures and videos that are irreplaceable.
Thank you in advance,
Dragos

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