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Pinhead · 10-15-2006, 06:21 PM

Can anyone shed some light on the filesystem in place on the SnapServer 1100 disks.

I have a SnapServer 1100 that doesnt want to work, but i need to recover the data from the disk. (Client (new) doesnt have backups

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I have tried permutations of Fat / Fat32 / NTFS - not expected to work, but was available - Sees the drive, and that is about it.
I have tried Knoppix - Sees the drive - unable to mount

I read somewhere that the SnapServer 1100 and similar models use a BSD variant and FSK filesystem - correct or not?
Does anyone know whether this is truely the case?
Will a FreeBSD 6.1 installation be able to mount these drives?

Looking forward to any information you can shed.

10-15-2006, 06:21 PM	#1
Pinhead Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Australia Posts: 1	Recovering data from a SnapServer 1100 disk Can anyone shed some light on the filesystem in place on the SnapServer 1100 disks. I have a SnapServer 1100 that doesnt want to work, but i need to recover the data from the disk. (Client (new) doesnt have backups ) I have tried permutations of Fat / Fat32 / NTFS - not expected to work, but was available - Sees the drive, and that is about it. I have tried Knoppix - Sees the drive - unable to mount I read somewhere that the SnapServer 1100 and similar models use a BSD variant and FSK filesystem - correct or not? Does anyone know whether this is truely the case? Will a FreeBSD 6.1 installation be able to mount these drives? Looking forward to any information you can shed.