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R-Studio detects and processes valid like regular drives/volumes.
R-Studio can analyze and recover data from . If a is present in your system, R-Studio detects it, and a Volume sets and RAIDs object appears on the panel. This object can be searched for files, scanned, and files found on it can be recovered the same way as from normal drives/volumes.
If, due to hardware failure, a cannot be accessed, or due to data loss your system does not recognize a , and you know what hard drives were in it, you may create a Virtual volume set or RAID and process it like a real or .
You may find more information on RAID data structure in Wikipedia.
You may create and save your own RAID configurations for non-standard RAIDs. You may specify Offset, Block order/size and Row count. See Working with Advanced RAID Layouts for details.
| 1 | Select <New> in the Blocks order drop-down list |
| 2 | Specify the name for the configuration on the Preset name dialog box. |
 | | Preset name dialog box |
| > | The new RAID configuration will be saved |
The configurations are stored in the user's RAID layout file. The path and name for this file is specified on the R-Studio Settings dialog box. If no file is specified, R-Studio will ask you to enter the name.
| * | Select your configuration in the Blocks order drop-down list |
| > | The new RAID configuration will be loaded |
| 1 | Select <Edit> in the Blocks order drop-down list |
| 2 | Select the required configuration on the Edit Block RAID Layout Presets dialog box. |
 | | Edit Block RAID Layout Presets dialog box |
| 3 | Edit the parameters of the configuration and save it |
| > | The new configuration parameters will be saved. |
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