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Seagate ST2000dl003

April 20th, 2011, 17:32

Helllo

my Drive was not found anymore on my computer!

I read much bout firmware problems.

I build some parts to contact the drive,

Here is the output of putty:

Rst 0x40M
RW: Disc Ctlr Initialization Completed.

MC Internal LPC Process
(P) SATA Reset

User Data Base 00991AE8

MCMainPOR: Start:
Check MCMT Version: Current
MCMainPOR: Non-Init Case
MC Seg Disc and Cache Nodes: 4011985C 4011796C
Seg Write Preamble VBM start: 000010A7 end: 000010CE
Footer - start: 000010D0 end: 000010F7
Seg Read Preamble VBM - start: 000010F9 end: 00001120
Footer - start: 00001122 end: 00001149
Reconstruction: MCMT Reconstruction Start
Max number of MC segments 22E0
Nonvolatile MCMT sequence number 00004548
[RSRS] 09EF
Reconstruction: EXCEPTION: Segment Overall Sequence Number Mismatch
00001BA4 00000000
[MCMTWS]
Reconstruction Fail: Burly Case
MCMainPOR: MCTBufferPtr->Header.MCStateFlagsDisc = 00001001
MCMainPOR: MCTBufferPtr->Header.MCTStateFlags = 0000002A
MCMainPOR: MCStateFlags = 00001001

MCMainPOR: Feature Disabled...
No HOST FIS-ReadyStatusFlags 0002A1E1

Can anyone help me ?

What commands i had to type?

Re: Seagate ST2000dl003

April 21st, 2011, 6:54

What exactly happened before and AFTER the drive didn't come up on PC anymore ? (I don't believe in ghosts...) :mrgreen:

Re: Seagate ST2000dl003

May 1st, 2011, 2:21

A systemmessage comes up mbr..... or if more then 2gb or so i canceld the nessage!

And after that the hdd cant find in bios or system.

Re: Seagate ST2000dl003

May 9th, 2011, 5:27

Hello,
i've the same problem with this seagate 2TB-HDD and the same terminallog.
Did anyone find a solution for this problem or can give a hint?
Thanks in advance.
Jeffo

Re: Seagate ST2000dl003

May 9th, 2011, 6:47

Chris2804 wrote:Helllo

my Drive was not found anymore on my computer!

I read much bout firmware problems.

I build some parts to contact the drive,

Here is the output of putty:

Rst 0x40M
RW: Disc Ctlr Initialization Completed.

MC Internal LPC Process
(P) SATA Reset

User Data Base 00991AE8

MCMainPOR: Start:
Check MCMT Version: Current
MCMainPOR: Non-Init Case
MC Seg Disc and Cache Nodes: 4011985C 4011796C
Seg Write Preamble VBM start: 000010A7 end: 000010CE
Footer - start: 000010D0 end: 000010F7
Seg Read Preamble VBM - start: 000010F9 end: 00001120
Footer - start: 00001122 end: 00001149
Reconstruction: MCMT Reconstruction Start
Max number of MC segments 22E0
Nonvolatile MCMT sequence number 00004548
[RSRS] 09EF
Reconstruction: EXCEPTION: Segment Overall Sequence Number Mismatch
00001BA4 00000000
[MCMTWS]
Reconstruction Fail: Burly Case
MCMainPOR: MCTBufferPtr->Header.MCStateFlagsDisc = 00001001
MCMainPOR: MCTBufferPtr->Header.MCTStateFlags = 0000002A
MCMainPOR: MCStateFlags = 00001001

MCMainPOR: Feature Disabled...
No HOST FIS-ReadyStatusFlags 0002A1E1

Can anyone help me ?

What commands i had to type?


Power it Up again, and listen carefully does it spin normal or some small heads movement issue?
listen carefully to the sound.

Advice, if you dono just get a working one same model and compare the sound in both you should notice the diff.

good luck

Re: Seagate ST2000dl003

May 9th, 2011, 14:26

It Spins normal!

Re: Seagate ST2000dl003

May 10th, 2011, 11:51

I have seen this problem just once, but client needed same day service and I had no time to find solution.

I can tell you that is 100% not a simple / DIY fix.

You need professional assistance for any hope of saving your data. Any attempts at the repair / recovery will very likely cause further complications and incur additional work in a professional lab.

Re: Seagate ST2000dl003

May 12th, 2011, 10:24

hddguy wrote:I have seen this problem just once, but client needed same day service and I had no time to find solution.

I can tell you that is 100% not a simple / DIY fix.

You need professional assistance for any hope of saving your data. Any attempts at the repair / recovery will very likely cause further complications and incur additional work in a professional lab.



correct, more DIY result in more damage
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