copy hdd modules

[hooka]

Hi
I took backup from on sas hard drive and then write on another hard disk the same as first one. But my hdd doesn't work now. What can I do?

[MindMergepk]

always provide detail information.

what is the drive model and brand ?
what tools you use for backup and writing modules ?
what is your intent of writing modules to other drive ?

may be someone will guide you afterwards.

[hooka]

hi
drive model is : Seagate Savvio SAS 15k.3 2.5" - ST9300653SS
I use pc3000 SAS and data extractor software.

I want to explain you a scenario.
I have a storage that can detect it's hard drive. When I replace it's sas hdd with another sas hdd this storage can understand and doesn't accept the new HDD. But in China there is somebody that can copy something from original HDD to new HDD. Then the storage accept the new HDD.
I don't know what does he do. But I guess that he copy the firmware. what is your idea?

[MindMergepk]

my idea is you just need to change the serial number of the new drive with the old drive.
Serial number stored on ROM, you can change it with hex editor and write back rom on the new drive.

i just change a sn on Seagate 500gb desktop drive.


hope it will work.

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[hooka]

Hi
Thanks for your reply. I know that serial number is not important. Can you tell me how can copy firmware from old hdd to new one with pc3000? It's so important for me my friend

[jermy]

Can you tell me how can copy firmware from old hdd to new one with pc3000?

have you tried to edit the SN ?

[fzabkar]

I have a storage that can detect it's hard drive. When I replace it's sas hdd with another sas hdd this storage can understand and doesn't accept the new HDD. But in China there is somebody that can copy something from original HDD to new HDD. Then the storage accept the new HDD.

What exactly are you trying to do? For example, are you trying to adapt a retail drive for use in a Dell server? If so, then it may help to analyse the firmware modules in an update package. Alternatively, you could apply a firmware update to a Dell drive and observe the before-and-after differences in the resource dumps.

When you say you copied the firmware, did you copy everything, including the adaptives, defect lists, translator, etc??? If so, then that's probably why your modified drive is not detected.

Have you examined the SCSI mode pages of the original and replacement drives? You could use sdparm for this. That may help to identify any relevant differences.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCSI_mode_page

[hooka]

Hi my friend
No it is not a dell server. It's a storage. I don't know that how should I start to copy from original hdd to replacement hdd. Can you help me step by step. If you can help me and if I be successful I will pay you money for your helps.

[hooka]

yes. I can provide team viewr access. please tell me do you have skpe to chat private? and what time todayt we can do that?

[hooka]

please tell me your local time and your country. and then tell me what time you can connect to my pc?
Thank

[hooka]

Hi
Where are you my friend. Why do didnt answer me?

[hooka]

Hi
What is your skype Id?

[hooka]

Hi
Please check your email.