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 Post subject: Repair firmware seagate 320Gb hard drive
PostPosted: July 22nd, 2016, 6:39 
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Hello friends
I have a 320GB hard drive seagate ST320DM000
Faulty Firmware
need help
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 Post subject: Re: Repair firmware seagate 320Gb hard drive
PostPosted: July 26th, 2016, 9:44 
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What is your status? how you know that is faulty firmware?

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 Post subject: Re: Repair firmware seagate 320Gb hard drive
PostPosted: July 26th, 2016, 12:52 
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Popica wrote:
What is your status? how you know that is faulty firmware?

I have successfully data recovery
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 Post subject: Re: Repair firmware seagate 320Gb hard drive
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hddsevice wrote:
Popica wrote:
What is your status? how you know that is faulty firmware?

I have successfully data recovery
thank you

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 Post subject: Re: Repair firmware seagate 320Gb hard drive
PostPosted: July 26th, 2016, 18:32 
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The drive's current firmware package version (PH0G2D.CCD4.JQ019Y.CC49) is consistent with Seagate's official CC49 Pharaoh update:

http://www.users.on.net/~fzabkar/HDD/PH-CC49.TXT

Code:
#PHARAOH 2 HEAD

ST332041?AS;PH0G2D.CCD3.AA????.CC3?.D2??;PHCC492H.LOD;PH0G2D.CCD4.JQ019Y.CC49.D289
ST332041?AS;PH0G2D.CCD3.BZ????.CC3?.D2??;PHCC492H.LOD;PH0G2D.CCD4.JQ019Y.CC49.D289
ST332041?AS;PH0G2D.CCD3.CL????.CC3?.D2??;PHCC492H.LOD;PH0G2D.CCD4.JQ019Y.CC49.D289
ST332041?AS;PH0G2D.CCD3.CN????.CC3?.D2??;PHCC492H.LOD;PH0G2D.CCD4.JQ019Y.CC49.D289
ST332041?AS;PH0G2D.CCD3.CT????.CC3?.D2??;PHCC492H.LOD;PH0G2D.CCD4.JQ019Y.CC49.D289
ST332041?AS;PH0G2D.CCD3.FV????.CC3?.D2??;PHCC492H.LOD;PH0G2D.CCD4.JQ019Y.CC49.D289
ST332041?AS;PH0G2D.CCD4.AA????.CC4?.D2??;PHCC492H.LOD;PH0G2D.CCD4.JQ019Y.CC49.D289
ST332041?AS;PH0G2D.CCD4.BZ????.CC4?.D2??;PHCC492H.LOD;PH0G2D.CCD4.JQ019Y.CC49.D289
ST332041?AS;PH0G2D.CCD4.CL????.CC4?.D2??;PHCC492H.LOD;PH0G2D.CCD4.JQ019Y.CC49.D289
ST332041?AS;PH0G2D.CCD4.CN????.CC4?.D2??;PHCC492H.LOD;PH0G2D.CCD4.JQ019Y.CC49.D289
ST332041?AS;PH0G2D.CCD4.CR????.CC4?.D2??;PHCC492H.LOD;PH0G2D.CCD4.JQ019Y.CC49.D289
ST332041?AS;PH0G2D.CCD4.CT????.CC4?.D2??;PHCC492H.LOD;PH0G2D.CCD4.JQ019Y.CC49.D289
ST332041?AS;PH0G2D.CCD4.DP????.CC4?.D2??;PHCC492H.LOD;PH0G2D.CCD4.JQ019Y.CC49.D289
ST332041?AS;PH0G2D.CCD4.EB????.CC4?.D2??;PHCC492H.LOD;PH0G2D.CCD4.JQ019Y.CC49.D289
ST332041?AS;PH0G2D.CCD4.GZ0?9Y.CC??.D2??;PHCC492H.LOD;PH0G2D.CCD4.JQ019Y.CC49.D289
ST332041?AS;PH0G2D.CCD6.CR????.CC6?.D2??;PHCC492H.LOD;PH0G2D.CCD4.JQ019Y.CC49.D289
ST332041?AS;PH0G2D.CCD7.BZ????.CC7?.D2??;PHCC492H.LOD;PH0G2D.CCD4.JQ019Y.CC49.D289
ST332041?AS;PH0G2D.CCD7.DQ????.CC7?.D2??;PHCC492H.LOD;PH0G2D.CCD4.JQ019Y.CC49.D289

Therefore it appears that the user has applied the retail CC49 update to OEM KC45 firmware. I'm not sure whether that was wise.

At present the drive is reporting a reduced capacity of 578258352 sectors which corresponds to 296GB (= 276GiB). This would suggest that a HPA is in force. If so, then tools such as HDAT2, MHDD or SeaTools should be able to remove the HPA and restore the drive's full capacity.

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