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ST2000DM001 BUSY

January 14th, 2015, 7:49

Hi

Anyone can solve this error?LED:000000BB FAddr: 00004254
No any other error and echo that.
Busy and no clicking sound.
Can not go to T level...

Re: ST2000DM001 BUSY

January 14th, 2015, 9:00

Usually heads and/or fatal surface damage with my experience.

Re: ST2000DM001 BUSY

January 14th, 2015, 9:14

I don't think about head damage...
MRT engineer says FW format and no solution for that!

Re: ST2000DM001 BUSY

January 14th, 2015, 9:20

For this you should see T> before LED error. I think probably it is related to MC

Re: ST2000DM001 BUSY

January 14th, 2015, 9:31

Totally Agree with hddguy.

Re: ST2000DM001 BUSY

January 14th, 2015, 11:27

F3 2>U
Spin Up Complete
F3 T3>/1
F3 1>N1
F3 1>/
F3 T>m0,2,2,0,0,0,0,22
and wait until you'll get message
Max Wr Retries = 00, Max Rd Retries = 00, Max ECC T-Level = 00, Max Certify Rewrite Retries = 0000
.....
User Partition Format Successful - Elapsed Time 0 mins 05 secs

Re: ST2000DM001 BUSY

January 14th, 2015, 11:34

galaxy wrote:F3 2>U
Spin Up Complete
F3 T3>/1
F3 1>N1
F3 1>/
F3 T>m0,2,2,0,0,0,0,22
and wait until you'll get message
Max Wr Retries = 00, Max Rd Retries = 00, Max ECC T-Level = 00, Max Certify Rewrite Retries = 0000
.....
User Partition Format Successful - Elapsed Time 0 mins 05 secs


Don't guide to kill!

In this regard it should be bad sector on SA!

ST2000DM001 BUSY, LED:000000BB

January 14th, 2015, 13:46

databack wrote:Anyone can solve this error? LED:000000BB FAddr:00004254

Post not just an error, but a complete output which you get after powering the drive up.

The error above means that drive sees servolabels, reads the SA, but unable to find necessary information in it (overlay).


As for FW format, it's done using a special techno command. After format it's possible to pass through such error, drive will get detected, return its passport and so on, but there will be no access to user area.

If you can get only one module (P-list), that will be enough to make this job recoverable.

Re: ST2000DM001 BUSY

January 14th, 2015, 14:35

Seagate supposedly will do this for a $499 flat rate. Send it to them and let them figure it out.
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