[ Thanks to Edmundo
for this link. ]
“I’m still working on polishing raidpycovery. I started
doing real experiments today to recover data from broken RAID5s. In
order to do it, I used linux’ md. It allowed me to study md a
little bit while testing raidpycovery.“So, let’s get our hands dirty.
“First, let’s create a directory where we will work, for
example:$ mkdir raid5
$ cd raid5
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