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 Post subject: Re: Scientific data stuck on old WD6400BEVT
PostPosted: Yesterday, 19:00 
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I think you're beating the drive to death...
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Arch Stanton
 Post subject: Re: Scientific data stuck on old WD6400BEVT
PostPosted: Yesterday, 19:12 
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fzabkar wrote:
Arch Stanton wrote:
You should take it to a data recovery shop.

They will most probably tick the "deal with slow responding" checkbox in their tool, which modifies SA modules 0x02 and 0x32, and then image the drive with its existing heads. That's what @ora's procedure does.


It seems OP is giving up on the data anyway.. Who am I to argue.

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