Spildit wrote:
- Maybe something on the drive went wrong and you did end up with translator shifting LBAs ?
- What is the full model of the drive ? Did you apply any firmware fix to the drive ?
- Did you image/clone the original damaged drive ? With what ?
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* The same sympthom is on the other drive too :/
* The raid got damaged by electrical problem which lead to auto format or to user format
* I tried several other tools (also reclaime's) but R-studio and got the same results
* I didn't mess with the translator becuase got sector access imidiatly (after some "HDD ID" modifications under Seagate utility)
* ST1000DM003-1CH162 , CC47 - > Both drives started with BSY state and solved after modify the FW under "HDD ID" to:
a) "Show additional diag msg in terminal"
b) "Disable IDLE activities"
all the rest are unchecked
* First drive wasn't necessary to be image since after those modifications got back to full good condition without any single bad sector. The second drive is still under imaging right now with bad sectors.
* DE in PC3K didn't find any NTFS remaings on any of the drives. It ONLY found three EXT (2,3,4) partions without any real data inside (seems like the defults folder for EXT partion).