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Some days ago I was working on four images coming from a QNAP storage: so, four disk whose partitions were used to build up RAID volumes. "No problem" I said to myself, knowing that QNAP are *nix based and that XWF (X-Ways Forensics) is so powerful that I'll not need to switch on Linux.
Which RAID?
That's true, but you need to instruct XWF about which type and parameters the RAID is using. Easy again, let's find the configuration raidtab file. Here is it:

 raiddev /dev/md0
    raid-level               0
    nr-raid-disks            4
    nr-spare-disks           0
    chunk-size               4
    persistent-superblock    1
    device                   /dev/sda3
    raid-disk                0
    device                   /dev/sdb3
    raid-disk                1
    device                   /dev/sdc3
    raid-disk                2
    device                   /dev/sdd3
    raid-disk                3

The third partition of each disk is used inside a level-0 RAID (striping) with a…