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September 9th, 2008, 15:43
Looks like seagate has changed the way the terminal output looks a bit. Every time the HM REG701 87 shows up the drive is clicking. Once it finally stops I am stuck at the F> prompt.
Any ideas or suggestions? I am assuming it is just a bad head.
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4096k x 16 DRAM
VENUS - 1_Disk S-0C 12-01-06_14:56
Buzz HM REG701 87
HM REG701 87
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HM SFI
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$($16C59,10C88,0000,00,4E,30,F
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$($1675F,10C88,0000,00,2C,30,FF)REG701 87
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$($0986A,10C88,0000,00,4B,70,C8)HM REG701 87
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$($083C9,10C88,0000,00,3F,70,A6)HM REG701 87
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$($090D7,10C88,0000,00,38,70,AF)HM REG701 87
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$($09F47,10C88,0000,00,16,70,92)HM SFI
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$($0AA7F,10C88,0000,00,6D,70,98)HM REG701 87
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$($097EB,10C88,0000,00,2C,70,82)HM REG701 87
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$($16A8F,10C88,0000,00,7F,30,FF)HM HM SFI
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$($16EC6,10CA2,0000,00,A2,30,FF)HM REG701 87
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$($16E99,10CA2,0000,00,8E,30,FF)HM REG701 87
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$($1609C,10CA2,0000,00,42,30,FD)REG701 87
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$($173BC,10CA2,0000,00,13,30,FF)HM REG701 87
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$($17047,10CA2,0000,00,A1,10,67)REG701 87
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$($1642A,10CA2,0000,00,2A,30,FF)ERR Read Boot Adapts
F>HM SFI
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$($16B09,10CA2,0000,00,57,30,D9)HM REG701 87
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$($098BD,10CA2,0000,00,1B,70,7C)HM REG701 87
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F>$($1861B,10CA2,0000,00,75,70,FF)REG701 87
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October 28th, 2010, 19:50
did you get any where with this error? I have a seagate from a macbook that is doing the same.
Kou
October 28th, 2010, 21:38
Typically these are catastrophic media damage
October 29th, 2010, 4:07
ksrimoungchanh wrote:I have a seagate from a macbook...
This is the problem. Drc is right,you probably have media damage...
October 29th, 2010, 6:09
What's the firmware version?
October 29th, 2010, 8:29
If nothing else, at least heads are K.O.