Data recovery and disk repair questions and discussions related to old-fashioned SATA, SAS, SCSI, IDE, MFM hard drives - any type of storage device that has moving parts
June 25th, 2014, 14:45
Hi, this drive's controller card alone comes ready on PC3KUDMA.
But when attached to the HDA, the drive stays BSY with the following
readout in Terminal - which repeats as long as powered on:
MCTPWrt FAIL
MCTPWrt FAILASSERT_ID_00009650
LED:000000CC FAddr:00352A5F
Rst 0x10M
(P) SATA Reset
MCTPWrt FAIL
MCTPWrt FAILASSERT_ID_00009650
LED:000000CC FAddr:00352A5F
Rst 0x10M
(P) SATA Reset
It does not ID and shows 0.49 MB capacity.
Ideas anyone?
Thanks!!
-Drew
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June 25th, 2014, 16:44
I just tried the Solution for LED error, and I get this:
Test : Solution for the "HDD Lock (LED: 000000CC)" problem
Switching HDD power supply OFF
Switching HDD power supply ON
COM port reconnection...
Spin Up...
Spin Up Complete
Elapsed Time 2.138 secs
F3 2>
Error starting command "En Tech" (Drive is not ready)
June 25th, 2014, 18:55
Sorry, I should have also said, we opened the drive in our clean room
and it's a single platter - no scratches on top, filter looks clean, both
heads are present and everything moves freely.
I have access to an exact match Donor.....
-Drew
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June 26th, 2014, 16:44
Anybody??
June 26th, 2014, 18:31
These are tricky.
What's story based on the customer's description?
June 26th, 2014, 18:48
It's from a laptop and they said "just died"
D
June 26th, 2014, 19:19
Checked surface 0 for media damage?
June 26th, 2014, 20:13
Hi, there was no visible surface damage
spotted in our clean room examination.
-D
June 26th, 2014, 20:24
Update: We did heads transplant from exact donor
and drive comes ready, but with 0MB!
I am able to do a HDD Resources Backup and I get these errors:
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Obtaining Saved Mode Pages File information...
Reading Saved Mode Pages...
Parsing Saved Mode Pages...
SMP Dbl: 0x3C000317 - 0x037FF7FF (0x0000000F)
LBA alignment........................... : 0
Obtaining Registry File information...
Reading Registry File...
Parsing Registry File...
Media Cache
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MC : enabled
MC Size : 0x0
MC MCMT Ver is unavailable!!!
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and also these errors:
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Module 002B, R/W Operating Parameters (translator, etc)............... : Error
Error : Rq Rd Sys File part ID 2B, Offs 0x0 err! Tech state 0x72, 0x04440000
Sys File FC34D028(0).................................................. : Error
Error : Rd SysF 3:28:0 (0/8000) err = 0x0000000E
Sys File FC34D028(1).................................................. : Error
Error : Rd SysF 3:28:1 (0/8000) err = 0x0000000E
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I am not sure if those modules/files are important - how does one ever know that?
ALSO, the 0MB solution fails to fix this.
Help, still, please....
-Drew
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June 26th, 2014, 23:03
Translator error: the most important when it comes to data access.
Seems like media is severely deteriorated.
June 27th, 2014, 9:07
Thanks labtech. Yesterday, I gained the following additional info:
The drive "ID's" but the firmware is wrong and capacity is empty!
Model : ST320LT020-9YG142
Serial : W040JRFF
Firmware : 0001
Capacity : MB ()
With power cycling, the Terminal shows:
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(S) SATA Reset
Rst 0x10M
(P) SATA Reset
M_FT_IF_MC_Mct_Init_Fail 1
[PORFAIL:MC.disabled]
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Thanks again - I'm still hoping for some specific things to try...
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June 27th, 2014, 9:11
Have you ruled out PCB is native and in proper working condition?
June 27th, 2014, 18:39
labtech wrote:Checked surface 0 for media damage?
Oyster55 wrote:Hi, there was no visible surface damage
spotted in our clean room examination.
-D
How did you check surface 0 on the media?
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