                Using hptdet.exe
Note: 
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     1. We strongly recommend using the hptdet.exe utility before attempting to recover the array.  This utility will save an image of the current RAID                      configuration of the selected disk.  This information can be helpful if the array's original configuration is not known.
       
    2. This tool is only applicable to the HPT series RAID controller based on the HPT37x2,
       HPT374 ICs.


Description of the menu "Disk->Save Disk Info":
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    1. Disk->Save Disk Info: Saves the RAID information on the selected hard drive.
        it will save the RAID data as two files: fncxm.bin, fncxm.txt.
	
        Notes and examples (understanding the save files):

        a) If you select a slave hard drive on channel2 of the HPT374, two save files will be created
           (f2c2s.bin and f2c2s.txt).

        b) If you select the slave hard drive on channel2, along with the master hard drive on the
           channel4, four save files will be created (f1c2s.bin and f1c2s.txt, f2c1m.bin and f2c1m.txt).
           The HPT374 has two functions.

        c) About the file name:
            "f" means the function number of the controller
            "n" means the number of the function
            "c" means Channel
            "x" means the channel number of the hard drive, it may be 1, 2, 3, ..etc.
            "m" means the master, "s" means the slave.
            "bin" -  this file contain the RAID information (based on the binary-file format).
            "txt" -  this file contains the RAID information (based on the txt-file format).
