SAMSUNG HM321HI bsy issue

[magnetepazzo]

Hi guys I have a Samsung 2,5" HM321HI with this situation
after few minutes it's ready and recognized but when i try to read data go to bsy:
ÀActiveFW : 00FWVer : 0001SATA PLL cal doneDDR size detected = 8MB*PA VID=0007 PN=0000 Rev=0004*PA VID=0007 PN=0000 Rev=0004U
S_0SSC EN
SO_1
SSC EN
IS=3
CLA #36/54
Handoff RPM=934
SPOK
SR:71 SS:00000280
mS1 00000003
A1O=119 A1G=454
O=511 S=0
SK C: 6044 H:0
Loaded FIT ( 0: 0: 1)
CalibTable Loaded. Rev:0x1B
ResoTable Loaded. Rev:0x01
RRO1xTable Loaded. Rev:0x01
Fw Active 0000
Ovly loaded to 0x00014D00
Ovly loaded to 0x1002E300
FdtTable Loaded. Rev:0x02
| 19 | RLIST | 1 | 0 | 1270 | 1140 |

S_0SR:0
AP:1 C: 812-> 812 H:0->1 AP Cnt: 0
UF 3 1stGrayErr Hd:1
UF6 GE
UF 3 1stGrayErr Hd:1
SK C: 70340 H:0
SR:1
AP:1 C: 70340-> 812 H:1->1 AP Cnt: 0
UF 3 1stGrayErr Hd:1
SK C: 70768 H:0
SR:2
AP:1 C: 70768-> 812 H:1->1 AP Cnt: 0
UF 3 1stGrayErr Hd:1
SK C: 70229 H:0
SR:3
AP:1 C: 70229-> 812 H:1->1 AP Cnt: 0
SoUL!
PK_1 C: 70229 H:1
A1O=119 A1G=453
O=512 S=0
SoUL!
PK_3 C: 76970 H:1
A1O=119 A1G=453
O=511 S=0
SK C: 12009 H:0
AP:1 C: 12009-> 812 H:1->1 AP Cnt: 1
UF 3 1stGrayErr Hd:1
A1O=119 A1G=454
O=511 S=2
SoUL!
PK_3 C: 0 H:1
A1O=119 A1G=455
O=511 S=0
SK C: 11950 H:0
AP:1 C: 11950-> 812 H:1->1 AP Cnt: 7
UF 3 1stGrayErr Hd:1
UF6 GE
UF 3 1stGrayErr Hd:1
SK C: 74300 H:0

S_2 00000FFF 00000050 00000000 00000000SR:0
AP:1 C: 74300-> 812 H:1->1 AP Cnt: 7
UF 3 1stGrayErr Hd:1
SK C: 74425 H:0
SR:1
AP:1 C: 74425-> 812 H:1->1 AP Cnt: 7
UF 3 1stGrayErr Hd:1
SK C: 74462 H:0
SR:2
AP:1 C: 74462-> 812 H:1->1 AP Cnt: 7
UF 3 1stGrayErr Hd:1
SK C: 74606 H:0
SR:3
AP:1 C: 74606-> 812 H:1->1 AP Cnt: 7
SoUL!
PK_1 C: 74606 H:1
A1O=119 A1G=455
O=511 S=0
SoUL!
PK_3 C: 0 H:1
A1O=119 A1G=455
O=511 S=0
SK C: 12022 H:0
AP:1 C: 12022-> 812 H:1->1 AP Cnt: 8
UF 3 1stGrayErr Hd:1

[pcimage]

Looks to me like a bad head (H1)

If you have a tool that supports cloning with head map, try cloning H0 only.

[magnetepazzo]

Yes I have tryed but nothing

[melvin]

Check A-List.

[northwind]

I do agree that most likely you have damaged head 1 and entries on the G-List (A-List) that might be causing the problem reading from the good head ...

I second this.
You need to change heads and hotswap the drive.