Cutting head from Rosewood

[pepe]

I think it is because it is designed so. They could have do it by shingles as well probably.
BTW, i think it is done by zones on rosewood, they have more zones therfore they are less wide.

[melvin]

I think it has something like 3,3GB on each head so it's definitely worth recovering.

[pepe]

definitely, but the amount is not constant, varies within a pretty large interval

[pcimage]

I have done many, many Rosewoods with media damage on one surface by snipping the culprit head. Of course there’s more to it than just the “snip”

H1 and H2 on 2Tb ones are a little awkward so they could be bent as Pepe says, but I prefer to snip.

[ddrecovery]

I have done many, many Rosewoods with media damage on one surface by snipping the culprit head. Of course there’s more to it than just the “snip”

H1 and H2 on 2Tb ones are a little awkward so they could be bent as Pepe says, but I prefer to snip.

Good to know

[pcimage]

Like 50% from a single platter 1Tb rosewood in a “toughened” LaCie drive, including (luckily) 75% of the photo shoot the client was after! Top surface was scrubbed clean

[pepe]

lucky chap

pepe

[fzabkar]

I have done many, many Rosewoods with media damage on one surface by snipping the culprit head. Of course there’s more to it than just the “snip” :-)

Do you edit the adaptives to reduce the head count? I suppose you also edit the head map?

[pcimage]

I have done many, many Rosewoods with media damage on one surface by snipping the culprit head. Of course there’s more to it than just the “snip”

Do you edit the adaptives to reduce the head count? I suppose you also edit the head map?

That’s right

[ddrecovery]

I have done many, many Rosewoods with media damage on one surface by snipping the culprit head. Of course there’s more to it than just the “snip”

Do you edit the adaptives to reduce the head count? I suppose you also edit the head map?

That’s right

I wonder if different FW versions of Rosewoods act differently.