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	<title>How can I mount WD Worldbook drives in Linux?</title>
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	<description>I have two hard drives out of a Western Digital Worldbook (WD10000D033)  that both show up as a Linux RAID partition in cfdisk. How can I mount these drives to pull the data off?</description>
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