Re: WD MyBookLiveDuo Raid repair/read

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On 17/03/2022 14:42, Rudolf Feile wrote:
Hi,

some time ago, my MyBookLiveDuo didn't response anymore. I tried serveral actions mentioned at WD but they where not successful. Thus I took the drive apart, and shared with other things.

Meanwhile I set up a laptop with ubuntu and started to become familier with linux. As I knew, that the basic system on WD MyBookLiveDuo is also linux, I thought perhaps I could read the drives of the MBLD.

I own an usb- based double tray drive (SALCAR), took off the drive from MBLD, placed them into this double tray, and connected the usb to the ubuntu system.

Following  raid.wiki.kernel.org/.../Asking_for_help page I received the answers in request.txt attached.

It seems quite okay for my low level raid knowledge. The only thing I noticed is that one drive has a corrupt setup date fro 1970 compared to the other files date from 2011.

My question(s) are:

- can I get the data from the files directly via this usb double tray drive, and how this will be done

- or have I to repair the raid-system, and put the two files back to the MBLD.

Would be fine if someone could have a look into the file attached.

Thanks in advance,

Rudolf

given that it comes up with both md2 and md3 reporting 2 active, and working, devices, and /proc/mdstat looking good, I'd just try mounting the two arrays and seeing if they work!

THEN JUST GET THE DATA OFF.

All being well, it's just a faulty cage. But sticking WD Greens in a raid? That's not recommended!

The worst case is WD's trying to fix things might have re-initialised the array.

See if you can mount the array, and take it from there.

(Note your tray is USB, try to minimise i/o - I know I know copying off the drives will hammer it - because usb and raid don't like each other)

Cheers,
Wol



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