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G-Technology G-SPEED Shuttle XL with Thunderbolt 3 data recovery

The G-Technology G-SPEED Shuttle XL with Thunderbolt 3 is a 8-bay desktop RAID enclosure, released in 2017. When drives fail or the volume crashes, we image every drive and rebuild the array from the images, so nothing is written to your originals.

8 drives: RAID reconstruction

How to identify it

Brand
G-Technology
Model
G-SPEED Shuttle XL with Thunderbolt 3
Also sold as
G-SPEED Shuttle XL Thunderbolt 3, G-SPEED Shuttle XL with ev Series Bay Adapters (Thunderbolt 3, up to 72TB), GSPSXTH3NB, 0G05849, 0G05854, 0G05859
Released
2017
Type
8-bay desktop RAID enclosure
Drive bays
8
Drives
Eight removable 7200 RPM enterprise-class hard drive modules
File systems
HFS+
RAID modes
RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5, RAID 6, RAID 10, RAID 50
Connection
Thunderbolt 3 (2 ports)
Capacities sold
32TB, 48TB, 64TB, 80TB, 96TB, 112TB, 144TB

The model name is printed on the front of the unit or on the label on its back or underside.

Recovery methods for this RAID

  • Deleted files or a reset volumeLogical recovery from drives that still work
    Yes

    We image the drives, then search the volume for deleted files and for the volume as it was before a reset. Stop using the unit straight away: new writes overwrite deleted data.

  • Failed drivesDrives that click, don't spin or have bad sectors
    Yes

    Each failed drive is imaged on its own. Hard drives that have to be opened go into our clean room, with donor parts matched to the exact drive.

  • RAID reconstructionRebuilding the array from its member drives
    Main method

    We work out the array layout from the drive images: drive order, stripe size, parity rotation and offsets. Then we rebuild it virtually and mount the volume read-only.

About this model

  • Hardware RAID controller in the enclosure, pre-configured in RAID 5 and formatted Mac OS Extended (Journaled).
  • Sold with drives fitted (32TB, 48TB, 64TB, 80TB, 96TB, 112TB and 144TB).
  • No longer in G-Technology's current range.

What recovery costs

Recovery from a 8-bay RAID enclosure is priced as NAS and RAID recovery: £750 – £1,500+ plus VAT, depending on the number of drives and how many have failed. Inspection is free, and you get a fixed quote before any work starts.

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Estimated cost£750 – £1,500+excluding VAT

NAS and RAID recovery

The price depends on the number of drives and how many have failed. Bring every drive, labelled with its bay number. Standard turnaround is 5–7 working days.

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