March 27th, 2018, 5:58
March 28th, 2018, 5:45
Spildit wrote:does the drive support the "r" command at level t ?
If so read sysfile 30a and post here.
http://www.hddoracle.com/viewtopic.php?f=83&t=1455
Can you use SeDiv to read sysfiles on you drive by ATA ? If so you have another way to retrieve the needed sysfile.
March 28th, 2018, 9:02
egiomor wrote:Spildit wrote:does the drive support the "r" command at level t ?
If so read sysfile 30a and post here.
http://www.hddoracle.com/viewtopic.php?f=83&t=1455
Can you use SeDiv to read sysfiles on you drive by ATA ? If so you have another way to retrieve the needed sysfile.
F3 T>r
Invalid Diag Cmd Parameter
F3 T>
As far as I know, SeDiv doesn't support this ST500LM000 model yet...
March 28th, 2018, 15:37
Spildit wrote:What about the "generic F3 ARCH" tool on sediv ? Can you read sysfiles by ATA with it ?
March 28th, 2018, 16:23
Spildit wrote:What about the "generic F3 ARCH" tool on sediv ? Can you read sysfiles by ATA with it ?
March 28th, 2018, 16:27
Spildit wrote:egiomor wrote:Spildit wrote:does the drive support the "r" command at level t ?
If so read sysfile 30a and post here.
http://www.hddoracle.com/viewtopic.php?f=83&t=1455
Can you use SeDiv to read sysfiles on you drive by ATA ? If so you have another way to retrieve the needed sysfile.
F3 T>r
Invalid Diag Cmd Parameter
F3 T>
As far as I know, SeDiv doesn't support this ST500LM000 model yet...
Ok ... Did you try the posted ZOC script ?
March 29th, 2018, 3:46
Spildit wrote:Master password - 19 05 1F 1F 11 0B 13 20
User password - 19 05 1F 1F 11 0B 13 20
Try to write the attached sysfile (patched). Power off/on the drive. Drive should be unlocked.
Then set a new password and remove it using for example Victoria, MHDD, etc .... This will write a proper sysfile to all copies.
March 29th, 2018, 4:26
egiomor wrote:Spildit wrote:Master password - 19 05 1F 1F 11 0B 13 20
User password - 19 05 1F 1F 11 0B 13 20
Try to write the attached sysfile (patched). Power off/on the drive. Drive should be unlocked.
Then set a new password and remove it using for example Victoria, MHDD, etc .... This will write a proper sysfile to all copies.
Thank you so much for your support Spildit,
just to understand and to learn something else![]()
do you want to share with the forum what you did?
The Master and User password you set it is not possible to see, simply translating from HEX to ASCII I think...
In order to "upload" or write back the sysfile, I think it is enough to w30A, isn't it?
Thank you again
ciao
gio
March 29th, 2018, 8:38
egiomor wrote:Spildit wrote:Master password - 19 05 1F 1F 11 0B 13 20
User password - 19 05 1F 1F 11 0B 13 20
Try to write the attached sysfile (patched). Power off/on the drive. Drive should be unlocked.
Then set a new password and remove it using for example Victoria, MHDD, etc .... This will write a proper sysfile to all copies.
Thank you so much for your support Spildit,
just to understand and to learn something else![]()
do you want to share with the forum what you did?
The Master and User password you set it is not possible to see, simply translating from HEX to ASCII I think...
In order to "upload" or write back the sysfile, I think it is enough to w30A, isn't it?
Thank you again
ciao
gio
March 30th, 2018, 3:03
Spildit wrote:egiomor wrote:Thank you so much for your support Spildit,
just to understand and to learn something else![]()
do you want to share with the forum what you did?
The Master and User password you set it is not possible to see, simply translating from HEX to ASCII I think...
In order to "upload" or write back the sysfile, I think it is enough to w30A, isn't it?
Thank you again
ciao
gio
I did patch the file. Located the "T" then count 4 bytes. There was a flag of "01" that i did change to "00" compare binary files. Most of times the drive will be locked with MAX security so you will most likely have 01 01 that you need to patch to 00 00.
Then you have the passwords. On your case user password is the same as master password.
Then section ends with FE FF
You can write the same way you read but with w command instead, lacking that you can send the HEX values to unlock the drive or even make a file and send them using Victoria.
Here :
Extract that file and use it with VICTORIA FOR WINDOWS to unlock the drive like this :
http://www.hddoracle.com/viewtopic.php?f=117&t=1072
FULL EXPLANATION OF UNLOCKING :
http://www.hddoracle.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2394
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