Answer by davidgo for How to mount a software RAID0 array in CentOS without...
I've not used raid0 before, but assuming this was created using mdadm (ie software raid), you can probably do something like mdadm --assemble mdX /dev/disk1 /dev/disk2 This will make the raid available...
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You can mount individually the drive with (assuming ext4 file system): mount -t ext4 /dev/sdc1 /mnt and recover data from the old drive into the new ones.
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Recently my software RAID0 array had a SMART error and so I had to get 2 new drives to create another RAID0 to re-install CentOS 6. The 2 previous drives were saved; and re-inserted. But I don't know...
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