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nas:qnap:recover_raid_or_move_data_from_broken_nas [2021/10/07 22:19] peternas:qnap:recover_raid_or_move_data_from_broken_nas [2021/10/07 22:21] (current) – [Connect the disks from the NAS to a PC running Ubuntu] peter
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 Most NAS brands run Linux as a backbone, so it is usually easy to recover data by connecting the disks from the NAS to a system running Linux. Most NAS brands run Linux as a backbone, so it is usually easy to recover data by connecting the disks from the NAS to a system running Linux.
  
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 ===== Remove the drives from your NAS ===== ===== Remove the drives from your NAS =====
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 **NOTE:**  Ensure the file system running on the hard drives of your NAS are EXT4 or Btrfs. **NOTE:**  Ensure the file system running on the hard drives of your NAS are EXT4 or Btrfs.
  
-If the NAS only had a single disk, then this disk should be immediately accessible and no further steps in these instructions are needed.+  * If the computer does not have enough SATA ports or power connectors; then use some power splitter adapters and expansion cards as needed.
  
-Remember the order in which the disks were arranged in the NAS; as this may be needed for the recovery process.+If the NAS only had a single disk, then this disk should be immediately accessible and no further steps in these instructions are needed.
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