RAID 0 failure

RAID 0 does not provide data protection. A single disk failure causes a RAID 0 array to transition to the Failed state.

If a single disk failure causes a RAID 0 array to transition to the Failed state, you must delete the disk array, replace the disk that is Failed , and recreate the disk array. You must then recreate the file systems on the disk array, and copy data back to the restored disk array from your backup media.