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    Yes, it was just a single disk with a logical volume on it.

    I'm sure your solution will work, but what I wanted to know is, how I can access the data when no Open-E system is available. For example, I was replacing the raid controller in my system, and the system was not available for a certain time. I thought, because Open-E is Linux based, it would be possible to connect the disk to an other Linux box and mount the volume. But it seems that this does not work. Why?

    Der Nasenmann

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    We are Linux based and you can access your data from another Linux or Knoppix though there is some knowledge that you will have to have on the LVM and Linux we only provide the information below for knoppix. This is providing your linux system has all the RAID HW and or same drive as it was with DSS.

    To access the share volume:
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    After Knoppix system startup 'XFS Repair tool' is launched.
    You must answer "NO" for the prompt to repair.

    Then enter commands:
    mkdir /mnt/nas_lv
    mount -t xfs /dev/nas_vg/nas_lv /mnt/nas_lv



    Now, you can browse the volume:
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    mc /mnt/nas_lv
    All the best,

    Todd Maxwell


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    Hey nasenmann72

    I have tested Open-e with a single disk and open-e was able to see it and use it.

    The data that you are trying to access, what OS did you use to put the data on to it?

    Open-E will want to format the disk before you can use it

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