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 Post subject: how to make script from ATa Terminal 1.2
PostPosted: February 28th, 2005, 18:21 
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hi,

- i find this , but how make script to mhdd ATa Terminal code ?

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Firmware Upgrade Utility v3.44
Copyright 2000-2005 Seagate Technology LLC, All Rights Reserved


Vail models:   ST330630A    ST320420A    ST315320A    ST313520A    ST310210A    ST39111A     
Vail100 models:   ST330631A    ST320424A    ST315324A    ST310216A   
U5 models:   ST340825A    ST340823A    ST330624A    ST330621A    ST320415A    ST320413A   
      ST315311A    ST310217A    ST310211A    ST38411A     ST37511A     
Aspen models:   ST340824A    ST330620A    ST320414A    ST315310A    ST313624A    ST310215A   
      ST39113A     
Snowmass models: ST380021A    ST360021A    ST340016A    ST330011A    ST320011A    ST315313A   
Saturn models:   ST940020A    ST930020A    ST920010A    ST915311A    ST910211A    ST940421A   
      ST930421A    ST920411A    ST915410A    ST910410A   
Avalanche models: ST3120024A   ST3120023A   ST380024A    ST380023A    ST360016A    ST360015A   
      ST340017A    ST330013A    ST320013A   
U7 models:   ST3120020A   ST380022A    ST360012A    ST340012A    ST330012A    ST320012A   
AvalancheSA models:
      ST3120023AS  ST380023AS   ST360015AS   ST340017AS   ST330013AS   ST320013AS   
Alpine models:   ST3160023A   ST3160021A   ST3120026A   ST3120022A   ST380013A    ST380011A   
      ST360014A    ST340014A   
U9 models:   ST3160022A   ST3120025A   ST380012A    ST340019A   
U9CE models:   ST3160022ACE ST3120025ACE ST380012ACE  ST340019ACE 
AlpineSA models: ST3160023AS  ST3160021AS  ST3120026AS  ST3120022AS  ST380013AS   ST380011AS   
      ST360014AS   ST340111AS   ST340014AS   
Neptune models:   ST940011AM   ST920011AM   ST94811AB    ST94811A     ST94011A     ST93812A     
      ST93012A     ST92811A     ST92011A     
N1 models:   ST940110A    ST94019A     ST94018A     ST93015A     ST93014A     ST92014A     
      ST92013A     
Pluto models:   ST980021AS   ST960021AS   ST940021AS   
AlpinePlus models: ST320021A-RK ST3200822A   ST3200021A   ST3100011A   
AlpinePlusSA models:    ST3200822AS 
Raven models:   ST980827A    ST980227A    ST960227A    ST960827A    ST9402110A   ST9408110A   
      ST930216A    ST930816A    ST920215A    ST920815A   
Puma models:   ST3160827AS  ST3160023AS  ST3160021AS  ST3120827AS  ST3120026AS  ST3120022AS 
      ST380817AS   ST380013AS   ST380011AS   ST360014AS   ST340111AS   ST340014AS   
Mercury models:   Family Code 08
N2 models:   Family Code 08
M72 models:   Family Code 07
Tonka models:   Family Code 01
Tonka2 models:   Family Code 0C
Mercury2 models: Family Code 06
Puma2 models:   ST340212AS   ST340812AS   ST380219AS   ST380819AS   ST3120228AS  ST3120828AS 
      ST3160228AS  ST3160828AS 


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Jose Pinto
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PostPosted: May 24th, 2005, 5:49 
Hello, can you tell me what is this ?

Where did you saw this ?
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Valera
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PostPosted: May 24th, 2005, 6:57 
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TITLE: Seagate Hard Drive Firmware Upgrade

VERSION: 1.00 Rev. A
DESCRIPTION:
This package will upgrade the firmware on Seagate ST340014AS, ST380013AS,
ST3120026AS, and ST3160023AS hard drives in the listed desktop models and
operating systems.

The package includes a utility that checks for one of the listed hard drive
models before upgrading the firmware. If the correct hard drive model is not
found, or if the firmware is already current, the firmware will not be
upgraded.
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guru
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PostPosted: May 24th, 2005, 12:15 
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Jose Pinto wrote:
Hello, can you tell me what is this ?

Where did you saw this ?



even better, you can download yourself :o ftp://ftp.compaq.com/pub/softpaq/sp2950 ... P29791.exe
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wawalab
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PostPosted: May 24th, 2005, 12:27 
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i know,it maybe compaq computer's hdd update files.maybe repair some bug for seagate hdd.
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Jose Pinto
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PostPosted: May 24th, 2005, 12:38 
Hello all
thank you very much for all answers.
But, someone know this:
Firmware Upgrade Utility v3.44
Copyright 2000-2005 Seagate Technology LLC, All Rights Reserved
Not the text, but the utility ?
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99none
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PostPosted: May 24th, 2005, 15:01 
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Firmware Upgrade Utility v3.44
Copyright 2000-2005 Seagate Technology LLC, All Rights Reserved

Usage: sf.exe -m <name> [options]
       -m <name>   Specify the model family to flash.
       -f <file>   Specify the filename prefix of the flash files.
                   This defaults to 'seaflash' if not provided.  Filename
                   extensions '.fls', '.ovl', '.crt', and '.tbl' are assumed.
       -c          Send a congen file, fully specified by -f.
       -r          Include the serial flash file when flashing.
       -s          Only send a single file, fully specified by -f.
       -p <port>   Only flash devices located at the specified base
                   port address.  Port address must be in hexadecimal.
       -d <0|1>    Only flash master, '0', or slave, '1', devices.
       -e <rev>    Exclude firmare if this version exists.
       -v          Toggles verbose mode on/off.  Default is off.
       -l          List supported family names and models.
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guru
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PostPosted: May 25th, 2005, 4:17 
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Jose Pinto wrote:
Hello all
thank you very much for all answers.
But, someone know this:
Firmware Upgrade Utility v3.44
Copyright 2000-2005 Seagate Technology LLC, All Rights Reserved
Not the text, but the utility ?


The util is very basic. What do you need to know about it?
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Jose Pinto
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PostPosted: May 25th, 2005, 10:08 
Hello guru, firt thanks a lot for your interest and for your ofer.
What happens was that I made a confusion because the upgrade that I knew was the 1.0 and 3.44 I never hear before this post, later I was asking about it and I receive an information that this upgrade had the name SF.exe so I was looking for a file with the name SF.exe , so new mistake that I made beucase the file SF.exe is a file that you will get with the file 29791.exe and this is a file from HP/Compaq.
Now I already understand and I have the file here. I will try to see if I can find some ata command in this file, because all the time that you need to do an upgrade in some drive you will use an VS ATA command.
Maybe I can find soemthing using the IDA pro, or SoftICE.
If I can find soemthing I will write here, If not I will continue to study and maybe I will be able to find soemthing later.
Thanks very much to all that give some help to me.
regards all
Jose Pinto
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guru
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PostPosted: May 27th, 2005, 4:19 
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Nice to see you use these two great programs :O)))))





Jose Pinto wrote:
Hello guru, firt thanks a lot for your interest and for your ofer.
What happens was that I made a confusion because the upgrade that I knew was the 1.0 and 3.44 I never hear before this post, later I was asking about it and I receive an information that this upgrade had the name SF.exe so I was looking for a file with the name SF.exe , so new mistake that I made beucase the file SF.exe is a file that you will get with the file 29791.exe and this is a file from HP/Compaq.
Now I already understand and I have the file here. I will try to see if I can find some ata command in this file, because all the time that you need to do an upgrade in some drive you will use an VS ATA command.
Maybe I can find soemthing using the IDA pro, or SoftICE.
If I can find soemthing I will write here, If not I will continue to study and maybe I will be able to find soemthing later.
Thanks very much to all that give some help to me.
regards all
Jose Pinto
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Jose Pinto
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PostPosted: May 27th, 2005, 6:31 
I do not know how to use this programs, I'm learnning how to use them.
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HaWKBRC
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PostPosted: May 27th, 2005, 21:51 
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I do not know how to use this programs, I'm learnning how to use them.


I suggest you use ollydbg instead of softice, its much more easy to starting learning then si.
Ida pro in their new versions are really more powerfull (is that possible?:)), but you can try the easy wdasm too :) There are lots of good tutorials in the net, including nosso Portugues Brasileiro :) Se tiver alguma duvida me da um toque :)
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Jose Pinto
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PostPosted: May 28th, 2005, 15:28 
Hello, and welcome.
Here we suppose to write only in english, ok ?
Thanks a lot for your ofer and I will contact you.
Also I would liek to ask you if you read all then messages at thsi post ?
We are talking in open some ugrades of hard disk to look for ATA commads inside, can you help in this specific matter ? or you are talking about the use of hexdecimal softwares ?
If you can help I would like that you extend your help to all people here in thsi board, as much person we can involve in this digg as much help and learnning we will be able to get.
Thanks again, and I contact you, as you already knew hre you have my real name and also what I do for live.
Jose Pinto
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guru
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PostPosted: May 29th, 2005, 19:41 
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Use softice it's easier than using IDAP if your just trying to dig ATA commands from software. Of course IDA better to find "Hidden Commands" that are not used in the actual running of the program. :o

Read SoftIce manual and you will find way to find ATA commands :roll:


Jose Pinto wrote:
Hello, and welcome.
Here we suppose to write only in english, ok ?
Thanks a lot for your ofer and I will contact you.
Also I would liek to ask you if you read all then messages at thsi post ?
We are talking in open some ugrades of hard disk to look for ATA commads inside, can you help in this specific matter ? or you are talking about the use of hexdecimal softwares ?
If you can help I would like that you extend your help to all people here in thsi board, as much person we can involve in this digg as much help and learnning we will be able to get.
Thanks again, and I contact you, as you already knew hre you have my real name and also what I do for live.
Jose Pinto
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