I haven't recovered a mirrored pair under Windows since NT 3.51, but ... As I recall there was a trick to get it to boot from the mirrored drive - I seem to recall typing in the full path to the disk in the boot loader. Then once it was running I had to use Disk Mangler to break the pair, popped in the new drive and set up the mirroring again. As a last resort you could boot from the W2K install disk and see what it thinks is going on and see if it offers to fix it. --rick Raymond Norton wrote: > Glad it's no me, but I have a school I work with that had a server go > down. (no back ups). It was a windows 2000 server with mirrored drives. > One drive has turned out to be toast, and the other shows that it is an > ntfs simple volume. Is there any way to mount this in Linux to see if we > can recover data? If not, is there a good company that can retrieve data > in this situation? > > > Raymond > > _______________________________________________ > TCLUG Mailing List - Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota > tclug-list at mn-linux.org > http://mailman.mn-linux.org/mailman/listinfo/tclug-list