unknown wrote:
DR-Kiev wrote:
No need tell. Answer is in topic header MQ02ABF050H
This explains why user area without access, and solution will come faster to the mind.
That's it.
NAND cleared.
Strange ....
On TOSHIBA drives (even on models that are not SSHD and doesn't have NAND) when you see the "H" at the end of the correct model it means that the drive have HEAD(S) issues.
I did end up finding that recently when by stupidity i did ask on the SeDiv forum to add support for a xxxxH Toshiba drive !!!
Of course that by now i did saw several of those drives NOT MQ - OLDER ones and i was able to REFURB for use most of them by blocking the affected head (cutting sectors belonging to that head by editing DD with SeDiv).
For me a Toshiba model ending in "H" means just that the drive starts and by itself if "discovers" some sort of problem with one or more heads and places that H on the model to alert for that issue.
I don't think that NAND have anything to do with this ...
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