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Re: Seagate ST9320423ASG 0LBA problem

September 18th, 2011, 11:30

OK guys, I am giving up...

Thanks for all of you for your suggestions and your help!

Here, my last attempts to find a solution:

I tried to regenerate translator using AltList: m0,6,3,,,,,22 ----> "format successful" but 0LBA remains unchanged.

I started m0,6,4,,,,,22 to recover factory defect lists from factory selfscan logs; just after the start I get (not regular, but over and over) the same responce "LED:000000EE FAddr: 002829F8" Obviously a function with address 002829F8 returns general error "not successful." The last command m0,6,4,,,,,22 is running during the last 27 hours, should I breake this last run? or I am going a risk here to get irreparable damage of data?

Dear gurus who is familiar with this sort of problems and can take over?
Please PM me a short message.

Thanks in advance!

Re: Seagate ST9320423ASG 0LBA problem

September 28th, 2011, 7:20

Many thanks to pcimage!

He solved this problem very fast and professional.

Thanks to all who was involved in this discussion.

Regards

Re: Seagate ST9320423ASG 0LBA problem

September 28th, 2011, 16:15

Thanks :-)

Not quite as straight forward as I'd imagined, but got it sorted!

Re: Seagate ST9320423ASG 0LBA problem

September 29th, 2011, 2:58

Good job pcimage :)

Re: Seagate ST9320423ASG 0LBA problem

January 17th, 2012, 13:16

northwind wrote:Good job pcimage :)
So what did PCImage do in his PM that was different than your approach and solved your 7200.11 problem :? sector0,

Please advise..
Thanks!
Doug

Re: Seagate ST9320423ASG 0LBA problem

January 17th, 2012, 18:19

I didn't do anything by PM, the drive was sent into our lab and I did it there :-)

Re: Seagate ST9320423ASG 0LBA problem

January 17th, 2012, 18:28

Understood ... Good WORK I'd Say !

Thanks for the rapid response...

Doug
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