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Maxtor Shared Storage NAS 500GB

March 23rd, 2009, 13:39

Hello friend´s i need to know if some one works with this NAS; this hdd arrived with bad sector problems inside there are a 6H500R0, was impossible to clone it using patient heads now we can read sectors, the problem its i dont know with FS use at LBA 0 MBR Said " MBR BROADCOM NAS V 1.1 " , we tried with all soft´s but anyone find something , searching about this i find the PDF , and said this "support NFS and CFIS" Features, Encryption Dectryption Block 3DES,CBC, DES,CBC etc. so that means interanlly the sectores are encrypted? this is data sheet

MCU from the NAS controller its BCM4780

http://www.broadcom.com/collateral/pb/4780P-PB01-R.pdf


i cant use the NAS Box, because doesnt detect any hdd unfortunely

Thanks for any help or suggest,

Re: Maxtor Shared Storage NAS 500GB

March 23rd, 2009, 15:27

Hi beto, I never dealt with one yet, so i absolutely have no idea. But searching through seagate forum, I found this :

http://forums.seagate.com/stx/board/mes ... age.id=189

It's "probably" ReiserFS or Unix derivatives, you can try R-Studio or UFS EXplorer to check. But I'm not sure about this. Please check again, because I guess, this NAS uses embedded Linux, so anything is possible (Encryption by firmware, etc)

Good luck
Jonathan

PS : I'm afraid you need to find a working controller for that NAS box to work with this one.

Re: Maxtor Shared Storage NAS 500GB

March 23rd, 2009, 16:57

hy jonathan i tried that but doesnt find any about FS

Re: Maxtor Shared Storage NAS 500GB

March 23rd, 2009, 22:31

beto.. I think. There is 2 part in Data Area.
one is for NAS Controller that have embedded with LINUX too
and the other one is Data Area have LINUX too

Re: Maxtor Shared Storage NAS 500GB

March 23rd, 2009, 23:39

That's what I'm afraid of.....beto, you might need to use a working NAS controller same as patient's to work with this one

Re: Maxtor Shared Storage NAS 500GB

March 25th, 2009, 13:54

Alberto,

Do you have access to the NAS Controller, this would be your best bet.

"Broadcom NAS Version 1.0 MBR" is part of the Broadcom unique Disk Header Format. It uses it's own disk header and info blocks, partition is most likley a Linux partition. Look at the offsets and try to identify the parition by looking at it with a hex editor if you don't have a NAS Controller.

512-1535 The first partition table region.
1536-2559 The second partition table region

Take a look at this: http://www.k0lee.com/hpmediavault/diskf ... guration.c

Best regards,

Re: Maxtor Shared Storage NAS 500GB

March 25th, 2009, 13:58

Alberto,

It's definitley a Reiser FS.

Check your pm.

Re: Maxtor Shared Storage NAS 500GB

March 25th, 2009, 15:40

Thanks quasimodo im checking the "headers structure of the Broadcom" Thanks i will post any sucess

Regards
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