RAID Parameters - ZAR/UFS Recovery

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I’d recommend to spin up a linux distro (e.g. Ubuntu live ISO if you don’t want to install anything) and use mdadm…
But I looked up ZAR and it should be able to detect the following:

• each disk has a GPT partition table
• each second partition is a member of a RAID5 array (you had 18TB available, right?)
• the file system on the array is ext4

Here’s the steps I used:

Things you want to know about the EX2 but nobody had the answers... until now

WARNING: use this at your own responsibility and risk! How to recover your data from WD My Cloud device drives Get a PC running Ubuntu (or any unix you like) or another NAS (WD, QNAP, synology, … doesn’t matter, just ensure it doesn’t auto wipe the drive) with a free slot. A USB SATA 2.5"/3.5" SSD/HDD Docking Station would work as well. Some commands may require sudo. List all drives to know the old status lsblk -d Insert the data drive in a free slot of the NAS / HDD docking station. Fo…