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--- recover_data_from_failed_netgear_stora_ms2110_nas [2018/07/13 21:29] – juckins
+++ recover_data_from_failed_netgear_stora_ms2110_nas [2018/07/14 17:00] – juckins
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 <code>
 # cat /proc/mdstat
+Personalities : [raid1]
+md127 : active (auto-read-only) raid1 sdb1[0]
+      976562432 blocks [2/1] [U_]
+unused devices: <none>
 </code>
-The result shows what the active RAID1 device is, for example **md127**.
+The result shows what the active RAID1 device is, as seen above it is **md127**.
 <code>
 # mdadm --stop /dev/md127
+mdadm: stopped /dev/md127
 </code>
-This stops the RAID device so you can act upon it.  You should see something like **stopped**.
+This stops the RAID device so you can act upon it.  Look for confirmation that it is **stopped**.
 <code>
 # mdadm --assemble /dev/md127 --run /dev/sdb1
 </code>
+This starts the RAID with 1 drive
+<code>
+# mkdir /stora
+</code>
+This creates a local mount point for the STORA drive you are about to access
+<code>
+mount /dev/md127 /stora
+</code>
+The NAS hard disk is now accessible in /stora.
+<code>
+cd /stora
+</code>
+View the files and copy them to another location, rsync is a good tool for this.