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Computer Forensics, Data Recovery, and Investigations[Computer Forensics, Data Recovery, and Investigations] After about 10 to 15 minutes of guessing raid striping size and header location settings, I was into the RAID. Thankfully the data was not hidden, deleted, encrypted or anything interesting like that.

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