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Partition selectionThis page lists all the volumes available for processing. No specific
ordering is enforced. Additionally, a special entry may be used to add a volume
to the list manually (with an ID of FFFFFFFF).
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This is an unique volume ID used by ZAR internally to reference this
particular volume. The exact numbering rules are provided below. |
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Operating system type. The filesystem type is displayed based on the
available information (which may be discovered damaged later in process). Hence,
this field does not necessarily match the filesystem type which will be
recovered. |
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- For simple volumes, this indicates the distance from a start of the device to
the start of the volume (expressed in megabytes).
- For RAID/spanned volumes, the volume RAID type will be indicated in this
field. For a full layout information, right-click
on the volume, then select
"Volume Details" in the popup menu.
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This field shows the volume size. The total volume size is displayed for a
RAID/spanned volume; the size of the individual segments can be viewed via
"Volume Details" (same as the above). |
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Indicates the method used to get the
information about the volume. Five
values are possible:
- MBR/Primary - Volume information is found in the old-style partition
table directly (this is the primary partition).
- MBR/Extended - Volume information is found in the old-style extended
partition chain (this is the logical drive in the extended partition)
- LDM (Dynamic) - The information is derived from Windows 2000 or higher
dynamic disks (LDM) database. This volume may be a RAID/spanned.
- Scan - This entry describes a possible volume found by searching the
disk directly (only appears after the scanning
for missing partitions)
- User input - the volume you had specified manually
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Actions available via popup menu (right click the volume in the list)
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Lists the volume information, including
- Filesystem type
- RAID/spanned layout type (e.g. RAID0 or RAID5)
- RAID stripe size, in sectors (always 1 for simple volumes)
- RAID/spanned volume layout (length, allocation,
and order of segments)
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Use this option when you do not see the volume you need recovered in the
list. More details available here. Once you enter the
values as required, program will return to the partition list. The same result
may be achieved by selecting a special "Define volume" entry, then clicking
"Proceed >>" button. |
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Each volume is assigned the unique ID. This ID is in the form of XXXXYYZZ,
where
- XXXX is a physical device ID (or zero for volumes spanning several
devices, like RAID volumes)
- YY is the volume origin (00 - basic, 01 - dynamic, 02 - volume found by
the scan routine, 03 - manually specified)
- ZZ is the sequential number of the volume
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