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Mhdd - Is there a way to recover from killfuj

May 10th, 2004, 9:42

I am somwhat confortable in recovering bad fujitsu fw. For no reason, after recovering data from bad MPE3043AE - original problem was the pcb - i experienced the mhdd killfij command.

Data is not important anymore, but i would like to know more about this command (as i was unable to recover data from the drive after it)

Can pc3k recover? What it does? (kill all modules?) I currently do not know how to issue ata super commands directlly to hdd.

(To Dmitry: If you are reading this, i would apreciate some help)

Thanks

-BR-

May 10th, 2004, 12:40

Talk with Dmitry. He will tell you how to recover it, but it's not an easy operation.

May 11th, 2004, 7:16

Thor wrote:Talk with Dmitry. He will tell you how to recover it, but it's not an easy operation.


It's easy, if you know how switch drive to "safe mode" ;)

May 11th, 2004, 18:16

KillFuj kills only one module, it is head map.
If drive isn't clicking, you can recover the drive by writing module 04 (HS) into the drive's RAM and then into the platters.

May 17th, 2004, 0:27

Thanks Dmitry!
Using the hot-swap method i was able to restore HS and fix the hdd. Just for knowledge: any diferences between killfuj and fuckfuj?

-BR-

May 17th, 2004, 3:32

-=BR=- wrote:Thanks Dmitry!
Using the hot-swap method i was able to restore HS and fix the hdd. Just for knowledge: any diferences between killfuj and fuckfuj?

-BR-
Ok. Here is:
killfuj:
portw[p0] := 21320;
portw[p0] := 257;
portw[p0] := 0;
for w:= 1 to 256 - 3 do portw [p0] := 65535;

akillfuj:
portw[p0] := 21320;
portw[p0] := $aaaa;
portw[p0] := $6060;
for w:= 1 to 256 - 3 do portw [p0] := 65535;

f%ckfuj:
portw[p0] := 21320;
portw[p0] := $0101;
portw[p0] := $0101;
for w:= 1 to 256 - 3 do portw [p0] := 65535;

June 3rd, 2004, 4:02

Dmitry Postrigan
If drive isn't clicking, you can recover the drive by writing module 04 (HS) into the drive's RAM and then into the platters

Just one question, please!
If drive clicking during it work (after killfuj applyed) how can i possibly get access to hdd engineer zone to recover head module?
For my pity i havn't another Fujitsu drive to use hot-swap operation.
Is there a way to recover broken drive in that case?[/quote]

October 8th, 2004, 1:00

How do Write 04 (HS) in the Hdd?
I have a Fuj MPG killed with killfuj. So How Write 04?
thanks!

November 5th, 2004, 12:58

i think only the business MHDD software can do it!
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