Your RAID 60 Dropped Offline. Drives Still Good. Now What?
RAID 60 — often marketed as ultra-resilient — combines dual parity (RAID 6) with striping (RAID 0). It’s supposed to survive multiple drive failures.
But in real-world conditions?
It’s also vulnerable to:
- Silent parity mismatch
- Staggered stripe failure
- Cross-group inconsistency
- Foreign config loops after controller reboot
Even one bad stripe set can invalidate parity math across the whole array. RAID cards don’t check for this — and most tools can’t.
This Isn’t Just Engineering. It’s SMART RAID Recovery
ADR’s RAID Inspector™ is the only system that analyzes full-array logic at the parity and stripe group level — and it’s built specifically to catch:
- Multiple simultaneous group-level faults
- Delayed parity syncs or mismatch after power loss
- Partial rebuild attempts that make things worse
Before you touch “Rebuild” or “Import Foreign,” stop.
If RAID 60 is failing, your safety net already failed.
Match Your Symptom — Before You Make It Worse
These RAID 60 triage pages will help you understand what’s really going wrong:
- RAID 60 Failed — Group-Level Inconsistency
- RAID 60 Showing All Drives Healthy But Won’t Mount
- RAID 60 Rebuild Never Starts — Dual Group Parity Failure
- RAID 60 Corruption After Drive Swap — Now Unreadable
Don’t just Google your symptoms — get answers that save your array.
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We don’t take chances with your data.
We wrote the logic behind the tools others are still learning to use.
With ADR, RAID 60 failures are survivable — because we see what others only guess at..