Restore Damaged RAID on new mac
Hi everybody,
on my old Mac (G5, OS 10.4), I used apple's software RAID to store some important data. One of the two harddrives of the RAID 1 system was an external (Firewire) drive. The other was an internal drive that died yesterday along with my old Mac (sort of "explosion", power supply?).
In order to restore my data, I've connected my external drive to my new iMac (MacOS 10.6), below please find what diskutil tells me. Can I restore this RADI system without buying a new separate harddrive? My new mac is connected to a TimeCapsule, so I don't need a RAID system anymore, I just need access to my old data...
What do I have to do?
thanks in advance
Matthias
P.S. actually I didn't connect my original external Firewire drive to my new mac, I had to remove it from its enclosure (which seems to be also broken) and connected it via an USB adapter (LogiLink).
AppleRAID sets (1 found)
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Name: Ohne Titel
Unique ID: 1DDDF1CA-E4F4-41BF-8550-E012AE7F4927
Type: Mirror
Status: Offline
Size: 0 B (0 Bytes)
Rebuild: manual
Device Node: -
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# Device Node UUID Status
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0 -none- 893E218B-67C2-4310-99CC-70126D5580E9 Missing/Damaged
- disk3s4 E2B9A308-6F25-45CD-A487-B2707560F318 Spare
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