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my windows OS crashed and i booted ubuntu from a usb key to try to mount the raid0 HD from windows, i have tried many commands and software (like mount) but the HD dont get mount, any help would be really appreciated. regards

user1649238
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From the RAID page on Ubuntu Wiki:

Hardware Raid

Real hardware raid systems are very rare and are almost always provided by a card
such as a PCI card. Your hardware will need kernel level support in order to work
with Ubuntu. You can find out if is is supported without much work by booting a Live
CD. Your array should be visible as a scsi block device and if it has existing
partitions and file systems, mountable.

So it seems like if Ubuntu is unable to see your BIOS RAID configuration, then perhaps the RAID controller chip is not supported by the Linux kernel in at least the version of Ubuntu you're using as a Live boot image.

dobey
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You almost certainly have a fake raid controller. You will need to install the dmraid package to recognize these. You can read more at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/FakeRaidHowto

psusi
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