ASCII LOG OVERFLOW: a problem about my ST 80GB 7200.10

[Amigo]

Take my old ST80GB 7200.10 hard disk and want to "repair" it.
It cannot be recognized in Bios.
After Google for a while,I want to try a "Cert test"(without understand yet):
T> Ctrl+r
(Valid ... Cert code:....)
T> N2,,22
T>Ctrl + T
.....
.....
.....
Log 6F - No Log on Disk
Total Cert Time = 02:52:36
ASCII logging off
Power Cycling

************* ASCII LOG OVERFLOW ****************

Test=4f, Feature=0, cumhlth=220c, curhlth=220c
AbEnd Test 4E
T>

Then I am jammed absolutely.
Anybody would lead me out?

[BlackST]

I want to try a "Cert test"(without understand yet):

A bit too late . Test 2 run = SA gone.

I'm sure Google has the answer for the rest.

[Samo]

cumhlth=220c thats why test ended abnormally.
Better visit nearest shop and buy new drive!

[BlackST]

... in any case so long data (if present) ...

[drc]

Bad idea

[quasimodo]

Not sure if you wanted to just repair your drive or recover the data, NOW it's definitively hasta lavista baby and good by data!!!

[rameez]

And also goodbye to the drive if you meant to repair it because you did not backup firmware before the test .

[guru]

N2,,22 I love Google

You can try

www.FixMyFkUpNow.com they have loads of people with your problems. Sometimes the site is down so keep trying!

[BlackST]

The problem was NOT the command N2,,22 , it was the CTRL T afterwards....

[drc]

Guns don't kill people, bullets do...