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Re: Seagate F3 NRG list Dangers

July 4th, 2016, 8:22

northwind wrote:m0,6,3 does not affect NRG entries.

Unfortunately it depends on firmware

Re: Seagate F3 NRG list Dangers

July 4th, 2016, 10:19

Wo ! Thank you Doomer Sir for kind intervention. :D
Thanks MindMergepk too.

As final authority has said , outcome of m0,6,3 is not fixed and varies from firmware to firmware.

I have checked resistance of head 0 which is 0150 . reading by head 0 is with continuous reset terminal says issues with 203A file ,I have checked his file which is opening normally . Any performance related file or configuration file of Head 0 might be responsible.
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Re: Seagate F3 NRG list Dangers

July 6th, 2016, 0:36

Despite Slow speed I was able to image slower Head 0 sectors & all required data extracted . Besides success valuable lesson is learned.
Thank you all for extending kind help :D

Re: Seagate F3 NRG list Dangers

July 6th, 2016, 1:32

congrats :D

Re: Seagate F3 NRG list Dangers

July 8th, 2016, 2:17

Thanks a lot .With your help only it was possible. :D
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