Hi Gunnar,
I'm not really very competent here. The following thought's I have about this:
Please use Code-Tags like here, to have your commands and command output more easier to read, like this:
[code]fdisk -l /dev/sda ...[/code]
Output:
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I'm not really very competent here. The following thought's I have about this:
- I'm irritated that the parittion type of your example partition dump contains partitions of type "Microsoft basic data". This is not normal for a linux software raid 5. Is this a Windows Software RAID setup? Is there a windows Operating System contained on the array?
- From the output I see that there seems to be one array of three disks, where 2 disks are available, so it should be possible that the raid to be assembled/started in degraded mode and access the data. There are three other RAID Arrays which are not active and seem to have no valid configurations, since the arrays disks are all marked with (S) = spare device.
- If it is possible to start your Raid Array, the first action, I recommend, after starting the array, is to backup your data, if you do not already have a tested backup.
- After having a working backup, i suggest to continue with diagnostics of the hard disks.
Please use Code-Tags like here, to have your commands and command output more easier to read, like this:
[code]fdisk -l /dev/sda ...[/code]
Output:
Code:
fdisk -l /dev/sda ...
Statistics: Posted by fx919 — 2025-01-27 23:56