Retrodata RAID Recovery

If your storage device running the non-standard Linux MD RAID 10 level has failed, the steps you take immediately following the failure could impact directly on the options for successful data recovery. If the server or storage device is already powered off then we advise you keep it so. If you have already tried a RAID rebuild and it has failed, or appears to be making no progress, please contact us. It is essential that you do not allow an unqualified person attempt recovery or a RAID rebuild; this is one of the commonest causes of data damage and permanent, irreversible loss of otherwise perfectly healthy data that we encounter. Linux MD RAID is particularly complicated to recover, but we guarantee that we can produce the best possible chance of data recovery and that further data loss will be prevented.

We provide data recovery services for all servers and storage devices configured with Linux MD RAID:

• Compaq servers
• Dell servers (PowerEdge, etc)
• Dell NAS or direct attached storage (PowerVault)
• Dell / EMC (storage area networks)
• HP Proliant servers
• HP Proliant BLp Blades
• HP Storageworks
• HP Integrity Servers and Blades
• HP StorageWorks DataVault, NAS 4400, StorageWorks X5000 and X9000
• HP Alpha Servers
• All NAS and direct-attached storage