A desktop workstation configured with a two-disk RAID 0 storage array using SATA solid-state drives (SSDs) fails to boot, displaying an "Operating System Not Found" error on screen. During POST, the hardware RAID controller utility indicates that the array status is "FAILED" due to a complete disk failure of Drive 1. Which of the following is the most appropriate immediate recovery action for the technician to take?
- Replace the failed disk with a new drive of equal or greater capacity and restore the data from a verified external backup.Cevap
- BInitiate an automated array rebuild operation within the hardware RAID controller management utility using the remaining functional disk.
- CRe-initialize and reformat the remaining operational disk into a degraded array volume to recover the boot partition.
- DConvert the RAID 0 configuration to a RAID 1 array in the controller firmware to enable emergency data reconstruction.
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Replace the failed disk with a new drive of equal or greater capacity and restore the data from a verified external backup.
RAID 0 stripes data across multiple disks to optimize read and write performance, but it provides zero fault tolerance (0% redundancy). If a single disk in a RAID 0 volume experiences a physical or logical failure, the entire array transitions directly to a failed state, resulting in total data loss across the volume. The only resolution is to physically replace the failed storage drive, re-create the array volume, and restore data from an external backup.
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RAID 0 Fault Tolerance and Data Recovery