Re: [H] Foreign disks in diskpart

2006-04-23 Thread Thane Sherrington (S)

At 06:00 PM 21/04/2006, Wayne Johnson wrote:

At 10:58 AM 4/21/2006, Thane Sherrington (S) typed:
I've got a machine with 3 SCSI drives (not RAIDed) which all 
display in the Adaptec diags (and pass the HD test there) but in 
Windows (both the 2000 on the machine and in BartPE) they should up 
as Foreign in diskpart, and when I do a detail on them, it tells 
me there are no volumes.  Am I right in thinking this means the 
partitions have been trashed?


Do you know for a fact that you have the correct Adaptec drivers 
loaded when you run BartPe ?


No I don't.  But since I can read the first disk (all three attached 
to the same controller) then I assume the drivers are all right.  Is 
that a mistake?


T 



RE: [H] Foreign disks in diskpart

2006-04-23 Thread Thane Sherrington (S)

At 07:49 PM 21/04/2006, rls wrote:

I believe you just have to import them. I got the same message when I set up
my array in XP MCE and when I booted to XP64 I got the same Foreign remark.

Just go to 'Manage' --- 'Disk Management' and import them. Should be just
fine unless they were trash to begin with.


I tried that, but then it tells me there are no volumes.  When I run 
r-studio demo, it seems to suggest these drives are striped.  Is 
there anyway to definitely know if someone had hard drives setup in a 
RAID?  Is there a software RAID0 in 2000?  As far as I can tell in 
the Adaptec setup, there is no RAIDing being done.


T 



RE: [H] Foreign disks in diskpart

2006-04-23 Thread rls
There was raid0 in Win2000 

You could try Undelete by active (a dos program) it will look for files and
directories. Maybe you can gather enough bits and pieces to know where to
direct your energies.
Bob

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At 07:49 PM 21/04/2006, rls wrote:
I believe you just have to import them. I got the same message when I set
up
my array in XP MCE and when I booted to XP64 I got the same Foreign remark.

Just go to 'Manage' --- 'Disk Management' and import them. Should be just
fine unless they were trash to begin with.

I tried that, but then it tells me there are no volumes.  When I run 
r-studio demo, it seems to suggest these drives are striped.  Is 
there anyway to definitely know if someone had hard drives setup in a 
RAID?  Is there a software RAID0 in 2000?  As far as I can tell in 
the Adaptec setup, there is no RAIDing being done.

T 



RE: [H] Foreign disks in diskpart

2006-04-23 Thread Wayne Johnson

At 07:01 PM 4/23/2006, Thane Sherrington (S) typed:

Is there anyway to definitely know if someone had hard drives setup in a RAID?


In my Disk Mgmt snapin Windows doesn't even know that my drives are 
in a raid array as it just shows one primary active partition.



As far as I can tell in the Adaptec setup, there is no RAIDing being done.


The only thing that would tell me if my raid is broken other than 
Windows not booting is the SIL Raid bios so I would think that 
situation would also apply to you. It's just too fishy that you have 
5 disks that are suppose to be in some sort of array  the 5 
partitions are exactly the same size as the HDs. That has to be more 
than a coincidence  if Adaptec is telling you there is no array then 
I would take that as fact.



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   Wayne D. Johnson
Ashland, OH, USA 44805
http://www.wavijo.com 



Re: [H] Foreign disks in diskpart

2006-04-21 Thread Wayne Johnson

At 10:58 AM 4/21/2006, Thane Sherrington (S) typed:
I've got a machine with 3 SCSI drives (not RAIDed) which all display 
in the Adaptec diags (and pass the HD test there) but in Windows 
(both the 2000 on the machine and in BartPE) they should up as 
Foreign in diskpart, and when I do a detail on them, it tells me 
there are no volumes.  Am I right in thinking this means the 
partitions have been trashed?


Do you know for a fact that you have the correct Adaptec drivers 
loaded when you run BartPe ?



--+--
   Wayne D. Johnson
Ashland, OH, USA 44805
http://www.wavijo.com 



RE: [H] Foreign disks in diskpart

2006-04-21 Thread rls
I believe you just have to import them. I got the same message when I set up
my array in XP MCE and when I booted to XP64 I got the same Foreign remark.

Just go to 'Manage' --- 'Disk Management' and import them. Should be just
fine unless they were trash to begin with.

Bob

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Subject: [H] Foreign disks in diskpart

I've got a machine with 3 SCSI drives (not RAIDed) which all display 
in the Adaptec diags (and pass the HD test there) but in Windows 
(both the 2000 on the machine and in BartPE) they should up as 
Foreign in diskpart, and when I do a detail on them, it tells me 
there are no volumes.  Am I right in thinking this means the 
partitions have been trashed?

T