David

This seems trivial, and I understood your predicament, but next time maybe not use the same word to describe two different things? First, don't run a sync. I would guess you would be able to recover all of the files on the first disk that did not have any matching files on the second disk. Here's what I mean. (God, this editor is freakin' stupid. Just show the same damn thing in the editor before and after posting) X............X X.....X....X X....X X X X....X X X X X X X X 1 2 3 4 P Here's your...

This seems trivial, and I understood your predicament, but next time maybe not use the same word to describe two different things? First, don't run a sync. I would guess you would be able to recover all of the files on the first disk that did not have any matching files on the second disk. Here's what I mean. (God, this editor is freakin' stupid. Just show the same damn thing in the editor before and after posting) X............X X.....X....X X.....X X X X.....X X X X X X X X 1 2 3 4 P Here's your...

This seems trivial, and I understood your predicament, but next time maybe not use the same word to describe two different things? First, don't run a sync. I would guess you would be able to recover all of the files on the first disk that did not have any matching files on the second disk. Here's what I mean. (God, this editor is freakin' stupid. Just show the same damn thing in the editor before and after posting) X.................X X.......X.......X X.......X . X . X X.......X . X. X X X X X X...

This seems trivial, and I understood your predicament, but next time maybe not use the same word to describe two different things? First, don't run a sync. I would guess you would be able to recover all of the files on the first disk that did not have any matching files on the second disk. Here's what I mean. (God, this editor is freakin' stupid. Just show the same damn thing in the editor before and after posting) X.................X X.......X.......X X.......X . X . X X.......X . X. X X . X . X...

This seems trivial, and I understood your predicament, but next time maybe not use the same word to describe two different things? First, don't run a sync. I would guess you would be able to recover all of the files on the first disk that did not have any matching files on the second disk. Here's what I mean. (God, this editor is freakin' stupid. Just show the same damn thing in the editor before and after posting) X.................X X.......X.......X X.......X X X X.......X X X X X X X X 1 2 3...

This seems trivial, and I understood your predicament, but next time maybe not use the same word to describe two different things? First, don't run a sync. I would guess you would be able to recover all of the files on the first disk that did not have any matching files on the second disk. Here's what I mean. (God, this editor is freakin' stupid. Just show the same damn thing in the editor before and after posting) X.................X X.......X.......X X.......X X X X.......X X X X X X X X 1 2 3...

This seems trivial, and I understood your predicament, but next time maybe not use the same word to describe two different things? First, don't run a sync. I would guess you would be able to recover all of the files on the first disk that did not have any matching files on the second disk. Here's what I mean. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 1 2 3 4 P Here's your layout with me guessing capacity usage. You lose drives 1 & 2 and the parity drive provides for 1 drive loss. . X . X X . X X X . X...

This seems trivial, and I understood your predicament, but next time maybe not use the same word to describe two different things? First, don't run a sync. I would guess you would be able to recover all of the files on the first disk that did not have any matching files on the second disk. Here's what I mean. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 1 2 3 4 P Here's your layout with me guessing capacity usage. You lose drives 1 & 2 and the parity drive provides for 1 drive loss. X X X X X X X X X X X...