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SEAGATE SCSI LBA 0

June 17th, 2009, 17:05

Hi to all,

I don't have yet the SCSI Tool from Ace, but have a case that the LBA size is 0.

Seagate ST336607LC - 36GB

Is anyway possible to rebuild the Translator without the SCSI tool.

If anyone knows please PM me.

Thanks
ZeBong
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Re: SEAGATE SCSI LBA 0

June 21st, 2009, 5:22

I know, contact me tomorow on MSN
Nikola
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Re: SEAGATE SCSI LBA 0

June 21st, 2009, 5:37

Ditto.
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Re: SEAGATE SCSI LBA 0

June 22nd, 2009, 7:37

Thanks Nikola, for the Help.
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Re: SEAGATE SCSI LBA 0

June 30th, 2009, 9:46

Hongyu software have been developed this tools, "Seagate scsi recovery tool "for english Version 1.3000" one key to
repair Seagate SCSI disk LBA=0 or adaptec card "Medium error"
For more information, please visit

http://en.hydata.com/programlist-ID=515.html
Value of 500$ Sales Email: Sales@hydata.com

The following list is the latest supportive types of SCSI HDD:

ST318203LW ST3187406LC ST336706LW　　ST318203LWV ST373707LC ST336706LC
ST318203LC ST318305LC ST336605LW　　　ST318203LCV ST318305LW ST336605LC
ST39103LW ST373707LW ST336605LCV　　ST39103LWV ST317436LC ST373405LW
ST39103LC ST317436LW ST373405LC　ST39103LCV ST336752LC ST373405LWV
ST318233LWV ST318432LW ST373405LCV　ST318233LCV ST318452LW ST336607LW
ST39133LWV ST336732LW ST373307LW　ST39133LCV ST336752LW ST3146807LW
ST39204LW ST318453LC ST336607LC　　ST318404LW ST336753LC ST373307LC
ST39204LC ST373453LC ST3146807LC　　ST318404LC ST318453LW ST373207LW
ST336704LC ST336753LW ST3146707LW　ST336704LCV ST373453LW ST3300007LW
ST336704LW ST336754LC ST373207LC　ST336704LWV ST373454LC ST3146707LC
ST39205LW ST3146854LC ST3300007LC　ST39205LC ST336754LW ST39251LC
ST318405LW ST373454LW ST318451LC　ST318405LC ST3146854LW ST39251LW
ST336705LW ST318406LW ST318451LW　ST336705LC ST318406LC ST318432LC
ST336732LC ST318452LC　COMPAQ BD018122C0 COMPAQ BD03695A27 COMPAQ BD07285A25
COMPAQ BD03695A24 COMPAQ BD07288277 COMPAQ BD14685A26
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Re: SEAGATE SCSI LBA 0

June 30th, 2009, 10:11

That´s good, but the price :(
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Re: SEAGATE SCSI LBA 0

July 1st, 2009, 14:39

Try to download it and give this:

LBA.jpg
LBA.jpg (39.67 KiB) Viewed 15169 times
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Re: SEAGATE SCSI LBA 0

July 1st, 2009, 23:58

zebong,
try to download .rar :wink:
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Re: SEAGATE SCSI LBA 0

July 2nd, 2009, 2:05

This is the Chinese version of the download address: http://www.hydata.com/download/scsi_recovery-cn.zip.
We sell our products mainly in China-mainland, but our international sales system is establishing and improving
The English version is not published
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Re: SEAGATE SCSI LBA 0

July 2nd, 2009, 5:22

haha 500 USD for just 2 SCSI commands !!!
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Re: SEAGATE SCSI LBA 0

July 2nd, 2009, 5:23

ahum I mean 500 USD for a very very hard recovery using top technology tools at over 10k USD ;o)
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Re: SEAGATE SCSI LBA 0

July 2nd, 2009, 5:25

and NO the 2 commands are locked away in my safe.. So .....


"Don't Ask"

(C) Guru 2009
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Re: SEAGATE SCSI LBA 0

July 2nd, 2009, 6:58

Hello guru

:D :D

what is the security off your lock :wink:
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Re: SEAGATE SCSI LBA 0

July 2nd, 2009, 7:18

HYDATA,


When is the English version available?
quasimodo

Re: SEAGATE SCSI LBA 0

July 2nd, 2009, 9:39

zebong wrote:what is the security off your lock :wink:


just use some TNT :mrgreen:
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Re: SEAGATE SCSI LBA 0

July 3rd, 2009, 4:12

Contact :Sales@hydata.com
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Re: SEAGATE SCSI LBA 0

July 3rd, 2009, 4:19

quasimodo wrote:
zebong wrote:what is the security off your lock :wink:


just use some TNT :mrgreen:


Semtex is better...
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Re: SEAGATE SCSI LBA 0

July 3rd, 2009, 5:43

I have a very very BIG safe made from XXXXXXX
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Re: SEAGATE SCSI LBA 0

July 3rd, 2009, 6:38

Almost done with the codes :mrgreen:
sempre

Re: SEAGATE SCSI LBA 0

July 3rd, 2009, 14:58

hydata wrote:Contact :Sales@hydata.com


Hi Hydata!!

I sent an email in 1 of July and tie not today I got no reply! :shock:

:mrgreen:
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