Spildit wrote:
int0x13 wrote:
I still wonder exactly why there is second argument (which is supposed to be the write buffer 40D)...
To write the "edited" data back to disk.
Addr 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
081A00 01005365 61676174 65202020 20202020 20202020 20202020 20202020 20202020
In RED you have 01 (password locked) and you want to change it to 00 (without lock) so instead of figuring out the password you edit the address on memory
1>U81A00
Adr 81A00 = 01 --> 00 {Shift+Enter = Save and Edit byte again}
Adr 81A00 = 00 --> {Ctrl+Enter = Save and Edit Next byte}
Adr 81A01 = 00 --> {Enter = Finish}
From 01 to 00
And then you write it back from memory (buffer) to disk (platter).
int0x13 wrote:
When trying to do that each time i got this response:
Code:
T>u1
Command Inactive - No VALID Cert Code Detected
You have to load Cert code first !
CTRL+R on terminal will load CERT.
Sorry but i mean why there is NO second argument in the line:
C3FD,,10
The second argument is supposed to be the destination, buffer, and the manual does not say what it do if you dont put it, by default it is the write buffer?
About the No VALID Cert Code detected, i've tried everything with no solution. CTRL+A CTRL+R and also /1 level and the "r" command. Nothing works.
See by yourself:
Code:
T>u10
Command Inactive - No VALID Cert Code Detected
T>Eng Rev = .0E1
TONKA2 - 1_Disk 3.ADH 02-08-06 16:13 ADH,1H_S_013_M1,4T
CERT Rev = .0B8
.0B8
Mask Rom Rev = M-31
Unique Descriptor = .3M1
T>/1
1>r
VALID Cert Disk Code Detected - Revision # .0B8
1>
1>/T
T>u10
Command Inactive - No VALID Cert Code Detected
The drive is a seagate 7200.9 ST3808110AS. Regards
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