BARRACUDA .12 ST31000528AS -BAD SECTORS Realocation Problems

[hhddrec]

BARRACUDA .12 ST31000528AS WITH BAD SECTORS
There is a solution for this problems.


I have the this problem:

"InitiateMarkPendingReallocateRequest for disc_lba: 005DF5AE: xxxxxxxxx"
"InitiateMarkPendingReallocateRequest for disc_lba: 005DF5AE: xxxxxxxx2"
"InitiateMarkPendingReallocateRequest for disc_lba: 005DF5AE: xxxxxxxx3"
and so on

Drive is recognizad, and i can read all modules.


On a: Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 -> 1tb
ST31000528AS
CC44
TK

You know solutions for this problem
thanks

[visz]

I am sorry..I cant understand your purpose here..are you asking us for a solution or you want to give us the solutions?

[hhddrec]

I am sorry..I cant understand your purpose here..are you asking us for a solution or you want to give us the solutions?

Sorry:

Do You know any solution for this Problem?

[visz]

I see..you said the drive is recognized and the modules can be read.. if it says you have a bad sector,have you try to rebuild it? if it still fails,try to reflash.

I have done this a month ago.. I have tried rebuild the sector and failed.

Check on linux and try to image the data also failed.

The last solutions I made was reflash and I succeed to recover all the data.

[labtech]

The last solutions I made was reflash and I succeed to recover all the data.

By reflashing, you mean writing a good module?

[hhddrec]

This is a know problem with those drives and the fact they have defect list on translator. I've saw this problem several times.
Do you need Data from the drive ?

Thaks Spildit

yes, i know is a common fail. But i do not see it.
Yes, i need data REcovery.

do you know any "safe for data" way for data recovery?

[hhddrec]

The last solutions I made was reflash and I succeed to recover all the data.

By reflashing, you mean writing a good module?

Thaks labtech,

i am thinkin the same: Writing a good module? in that case what module?

[jignesh]

BARRACUDA .12 ST31000528AS WITH BAD SECTORS
There is a solution for this problems.


I have the this problem:

"InitiateMarkPendingReallocateRequest for disc_lba: 005DF5AE: xxxxxxxxx"
"InitiateMarkPendingReallocateRequest for disc_lba: 005DF5AE: xxxxxxxx2"
"InitiateMarkPendingReallocateRequest for disc_lba: 005DF5AE: xxxxxxxx3"
and so on

Drive is recognizad, and i can read all modules.


On a: Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 -> 1tb
ST31000528AS
CC44
TK

You know solutions for this problem
thanks

Hi Dear Friend hddrec

Bro My Opinion Is Your Drive Is In PARTIAL SECTOR ACCESS Problem.
Go To View Sector And Check All Drive Area Accesible Or Some Area Accesible And Then Other Are Bad Not Redable.
I Am 99.99% Sure Your Problem Is Partial Sector Access Problem.
Try Partial Utility For Pc3000 Udma Or SD In 7200.11 Futures There Is Fix Partial Sector Accesibility Utility Use It.
Its Take Time And Long Process Sometime.

Yours Friend
Jignesh Pankhania

[visz]

exactly,that is PSA problems... what I meant about reflashing is not about writing a good module. What I did was reflash the firmware after reboot.

This .12 barracuda is a common problem. That is the easiest way to solve in case if you want to backup your data before the drive goes bad. Try to check your HDD with SMART,if it says you have a bad drive before reflashing the firmware,you have a chance to recover it in easisest way.

~my 20 cents

[hhddrec]

This is a know problem with those drives and the fact they have defect list on translator. I've saw this problem several times.
Do you need Data from the drive ?

Thaks Spildit

yes, i know is a common fail. But i do not see it.
Yes, i need data REcovery.

do you know any "safe for data" way for data recovery?

I know a way that sometimes work on drives like that but you will loose all data ....
I also agree with PARTIAL SECTOR ACCESS !
You can try the "Leonardo Method" in case you can't fix it with PC3K

Thaks 4 fouor reply.

what is "Leonardo Method"?

Thanks

[labtech]

What I did was reflash the firmware after reboot.

Not so sure this is a good thing to do. If the goal is to recover data, I think not.

[visz]

What I did was reflash the firmware after reboot.

Not so sure this is a good thing to do. If the goal is to recover data, I think not.

Technically it is not a good thing to do,yes.