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 Post subject: st2000lm007-1r8174 Media Cache Issue
PostPosted: June 11th, 2019, 12:10 
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hi friend, i have hdd external with seagate st2000lm007 look like MC issue.
i'm try to connect with terminal show message like this:

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Boot 0x80M
Rst 0x80M
         Srv DETCR init 0x0000
(P) SATA Reset

RAW OFF
PASS
(DOS Table) Worst Count: 00000C58 At SU: 00004CAB NT: 00000000 OT: 00000001
(POR) Recover Secondary MCMT Opened Recovered
MSP213
(MC POR Duration): 00000000D1
Send Status: COMRESET seen
CSpd= 6Gbps
Disable Reverting to Power-On Defaults selected
Enable Write Caching selected
Write Caching supported, so enable
PrgF
LED:0x000000BD FAddr:0x0000599A

LED:0x000000BD FAddr:0x0000599A

LED:0x000000BD FAddr:0x0000599A


i have successfully to clear SMART "F3 1>N1", but many many command is Locked "Rosewood Family" :)
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My drive still connect with bridge sata "USB" or direct sata cable to pc but drive freeze.

sometime i can explore this drive but i cant copy/paste.
I will try to disable write cache in drive properties the result same,
try to chkdsk result chkdsk cannot check raw disk,
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My Question is:

1. can i fix with swap bios IC"transfer ic firmware" from bad drive to good pcb drive???
2. possible to unlock diagnostic lock from hyperterminal without tool???

Thank you very much

Bulti.


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 Post subject: Re: st2000lm007-1r8174 Media Cache Issue
PostPosted: June 11th, 2019, 18:18 
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I will find information about this in my area ... thank you Spildit for your reply :)


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 Post subject: Solve st2000lm007-1r8174 Media Cache Issue
PostPosted: June 24th, 2019, 21:18 
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Spildit wrote:
No problem ! Just make sure that your REPUTABLE pro will not do even worse to the drive ....

Thank you before. I always become a silent reader on your thread.

I have asked the pros, and they asked for a price very big. The reason is the head blah blah blah blah ... but i still believe your post LED: 0x000000BD is the media cache or background processes in System File 93 on this post https://forum.hddguru.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=34721&mobile=desktop

Finally i'm give up in this case and decided to buy the new HDD same model of board, and I found it.
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With curiosity I tried to switch bios the result you right spildit my hdd still had problems LED: 0x000000BD FAddr: 0x0000599A.
And the suspect board is normal after I install it on the new hdd. :)

But ... I feel there is something different after I switch firmware ... my bad hdd always detects on windows & success execute chkdsk with error freeze hdd about ten menit...
little hope and reason for recovery.
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try try try & try, finally I can do recovery on my hard disk.
:D :D :D :D :D
my step:
1. Buy or Get One New HDD Same Model
2. use an external bridge on a bad hdd.
2a. quickly to disable write cache in hdd properties tab policies.
3. new hdd with sata plugin and create new partition.
4. CMD.exe as administrator
5. Robocop my hero ....
6. syntax: robocop /option path_hdbad_as_source:\ path_hdd_new_as_dest:\ /XD "path_hdd_bad:\found.00X" where X each found folder found.001 found.002 ... N
7. every time the progress freze/hang just unplug bridge wait 3 second, plugin again.

see this video... https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ZHIYAP-U7u4OMe6i6qSIaerHhKMGAggR


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