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mmzhr
 Post subject: Repair Your Seagate HDD
PostPosted: May 18th, 2017, 5:33 
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hi i used this command that repaired my hdds :D :D
m0,2d,1,ffff,ffff,ffff,ffff,22
m0 = user partition
2d = 101101 = enable format seacos, enable reformat zone,enable log,disable certify,enable format, enable corrupt primary defects
ffff = max write retry
ffff = max read retry
ffff = max ecc level
ffff = max rewrite retry
22 = valid key
and then regenrated translator with this command gives good performance :D :D
m0,2b,3,0,0,0,0,22

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 Post subject: Re: Repair Your Seagate HDD
PostPosted: May 18th, 2017, 6:46 
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That's very good seagate locked diagnostic commands so that suchlike "kind" people will step aside.
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HaQue
 Post subject: Re: Repair Your Seagate HDD
PostPosted: May 18th, 2017, 7:46 
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It might be even more helpful to people to know exactly what model HDDs you ran this on. And what was "wrong" with them to begin with.

sometimes people run the wrong thing on the wrong drives, and when the drive still miraculously works, they lead others astray. You have to be careful.
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mmzhr
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HaQue wrote:
It might be even more helpful to people to know exactly what model HDDs you ran this on. And what was "wrong" with them to begin with.

sometimes people run the wrong thing on the wrong drives, and when the drive still miraculously works, they lead others astray. You have to be careful.

This Commands Works On All F3 Series

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HaQue
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PostPosted: May 18th, 2017, 11:25 
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mmzhr wrote:
HaQue wrote:
It might be even more helpful to people to know exactly what model HDDs you ran this on. And what was "wrong" with them to begin with.

sometimes people run the wrong thing on the wrong drives, and when the drive still miraculously works, they lead others astray. You have to be careful.

This Commands Works On All F3 Series


you dont get it...
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 Post subject: Re: Repair Your Seagate HDD
PostPosted: May 18th, 2017, 14:02 
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Goes without saying .... the command will ERASE ALL DATA ON THE DRIVE.

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 Post subject: Re: Repair Your Seagate HDD
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Original thread - viewtopic.php?f=1&t=35342

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Thats what I am saying spildit.. people will just run this no matter what seagate or what issue and expect drive to be fixed. There is no context at all in OP.
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mmzhr
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HaQue wrote:
Thats what I am saying spildit.. people will just run this no matter what seagate or what issue and expect drive to be fixed. There is no context at all in OP.

i fixing drives i dont want data
i know all data will be erased
in iran people dont have enough money for recovering hdd data

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 Post subject: Re: Repair Your Seagate HDD
PostPosted: May 22nd, 2017, 15:09 
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mmzhr, was the computer, that the troubled HD was externally attached to, using either Windows or Linux based program? What program was that? I'd like to learn more!

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 Post subject: Re: Repair Your Seagate HDD
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RolandJS wrote:
mmzhr, was the computer, that the troubled HD was externally attached to, using either Windows or Linux based program? What program was that? I'd like to learn more!


Those are TERMINAL COMMANDS send to the drive by terminal software like putty, hyperterminal, using TTL adaptor.

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 Post subject: Re: Repair Your Seagate HDD
PostPosted: May 23rd, 2017, 12:12 
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mmzhr wrote:
...repaired my hdds:
m0,2d,1,ffff,ffff,ffff,ffff,22
m0 = user partition
2d = 101101 = enable format seacos, enable reformat zone,enable log,disable certify,enable format, enable corrupt primary defects
ffff = max write retry
ffff = max read retry
ffff = max ecc level
ffff = max rewrite retry
22 = valid key
and then regenerated translator with this command gives good performance :D :D
m0,2b,3,0,0,0,0,22

mmzhr, are there any EZ-read DOCs or TEXTs for us beginners? I'd like to learn more in order to better appreciate what you hardware folks do!

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Amarbir[CDR-Labs]
 Post subject: Re: Repair Your Seagate HDD
PostPosted: May 25th, 2017, 13:28 
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Masterclass wrote:
That's very good seagate locked diagnostic commands so that suchlike "kind" people will step aside.



Well,
i do not support seagate locking terminal commands .Just see the hell that is broken loose in ST1000LM035 and ST2000LM007 with Signed Firmware and what not

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 Post subject: Re: Repair Your Seagate HDD
PostPosted: May 25th, 2017, 23:39 
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Don't you think locking stuff is obvious decision for Seagate? Based on group of silly people who shares in open sources huge amount of terminal commands and even internal documents of its description its quite ok. 99% of newbies type all commands they find without realizing their meaning. Personally I have 1-2 cases a month of customers who "tried themselves to format SA" with commands they found on web in order to recover data! And as I said above its good that typing any suchlike commands on a newer drive (which has PSID) will have no effect.
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PostPosted: May 26th, 2017, 2:24 
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Masterclass wrote:
Don't you think locking stuff is obvious decision for Seagate? Based on group of silly people who shares in open sources huge amount of terminal commands and even internal documents of its description its quite ok. 99% of newbies type all commands they find without realizing their meaning. Personally I have 1-2 cases a month of customers who "tried themselves to format SA" with commands they found on web in order to recover data! And as I said above its good that typing any suchlike commands on a newer drive (which has PSID) will have no effect.


logical yes, but Holdens and Ford argument...

or John Deere argument or whatever binary argument works in your neck of the woods.

one says lock out inexperience for their own safety, other says I paid for it, I want to be able to do whatever I want with it.

IMHO you could find a million threads around the intern to cut and paste onto the bottom of this one..
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Moltke
 Post subject: Re: Repair Your Seagate HDD
PostPosted: May 27th, 2017, 6:33 
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Masterclass wrote:
Personally I have 1-2 cases a month of customers who "tried themselves to format SA"

Seagate can not be changed under a guarantee in Russia.
Therefore, whether you like it or not, the discussion will continue.
And new tools and methods will appear :lol:
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 Post subject: Re: Repair Your Seagate HDD
PostPosted: May 27th, 2017, 10:29 
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Moltke wrote:
Masterclass wrote:
Personally I have 1-2 cases a month of customers who "tried themselves to format SA"

Seagate can not be changed under a guarantee in Russia.
Therefore, whether you like it or not, the discussion will continue.
And new tools and methods will appear :lol:



Well,
At Head and Platter Level Already we have tools .But At Firmware Level there is Not Much That Can Be Done .This Time Seagate is One Step Ahead ,Its Not a Piece of Cake To Break The Current Rom/firmware Signed Code Man

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Amarbir[CDR-Labs] wrote:
Moltke wrote:
Masterclass wrote:
Personally I have 1-2 cases a month of customers who "tried themselves to format SA"

Seagate can not be changed under a guarantee in Russia.
Therefore, whether you like it or not, the discussion will continue.
And new tools and methods will appear :lol:



Well,
At Head and Platter Level Already we have tools .But At Firmware Level there is Not Much That Can Be Done .This Time Seagate is One Step Ahead ,Its Not a Piece of Cake To Break The Current Rom/firmware Signed Code Man


Where there's a will there's a way

:D :D :D

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 Post subject: Re: Repair Your Seagate HDD
PostPosted: May 28th, 2017, 10:27 
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RolandJS wrote:
mmzhr wrote:
...repaired my hdds:
m0,2d,1,ffff,ffff,ffff,ffff,22
m0 = user partition
2d = 101101 = enable format seacos, enable reformat zone,enable log,disable certify,enable format, enable corrupt primary defects
ffff = max write retry
ffff = max read retry
ffff = max ecc level
ffff = max rewrite retry
22 = valid key
and then regenerated translator with this command gives good performance :D :D
m0,2b,3,0,0,0,0,22
I have no intention of trying this or any other script; I simply would like to learn a little bit about what each line does -- to better appreciate this process, and when possible, to direct individuals with certain HD problems to DR companies/specialists.

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 Post subject: Re: Repair Your Seagate HDD
PostPosted: May 28th, 2017, 13:20 
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RolandJS wrote:
RolandJS wrote:
mmzhr wrote:
...repaired my hdds:
m0,2d,1,ffff,ffff,ffff,ffff,22
m0 = user partition
2d = 101101 = enable format seacos, enable reformat zone,enable log,disable certify,enable format, enable corrupt primary defects
ffff = max write retry
ffff = max read retry
ffff = max ecc level
ffff = max rewrite retry
22 = valid key
and then regenerated translator with this command gives good performance :D :D
m0,2b,3,0,0,0,0,22
I have no intention of trying this or any other script; I simply would like to learn a little bit about what each line does -- to better appreciate this process, and when possible, to direct individuals with certain HD problems to DR companies/specialists.



Those are not "scripts". Those are individual commands for Seagate F3 arch drives that you send over TTL/Terminal.

F3 ARCH Commands :

http://www.hddoracle.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=3

(those are for 7200.11 and newer)

ST-10 commands (for 7200.10 and older) :

http://www.hddoracle.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=2

Grab this PDF :

http://www.hddoracle.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=2#p1897

Also read :

http://www.hddoracle.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=845

http://www.hddoracle.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=1391

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