I'm curious about smr such as Seagate Rosewood Mobile.

[taengukim]

If the translator problem is unc, I wonder if I should do the translator recovery first or erase the smart erasure and non g-list and regenerate the translator.
mcmt error: I can't read 340.

Smr is known to have about 100GB of data hidden in MCMT.
So I don't recommend playing the translator, is it correct to restore the translator??
Important modules backed up.
Except for 340 mcmt.

It can't even be read from the outside.

[Zero Alpha]

These problems should be left alone for experienced engineers only.

[beefstrudel]

Well, MCMT is 348 for starters.

[taengukim]

These problems should be left alone for experienced engineers only.

Thank you for your answer!
for personal disposal
I'm practicing with a broken hard drive, so I'm studying hard by myself!

[taengukim]

Well, MCMT is 348 for starters.

Thank you for your response.
If it's broken, is it correct to read by force after recovery to sa lba and then read by ram using the option?
I'm asking because I'm not sure.

[digisupport]

If possible avoid writing anything to SA. Use write protection.
Read the necessary system files, how they are best read depends on the drive.
A lot of manual correction can be necessary, load into RAM and access data.

Part of the process is well documented in the manual and ACE blog.

[taengukim]

If possible avoid writing anything to SA. Use write protection.
Read the necessary system files, how they are best read depends on the drive.
A lot of manual correction can be necessary, load into RAM and access data.

Part of the process is well documented in the manual and ACE blog.

Thank you for your response.

I read the article to activate the protection option, read the system file and applied it to low quality REM.

But is there a way to check the checksum when there is an error in the system file??

I'm curious about the checksum method.

Is there a way to check if the file system is corrupted after a forced read?

I'm asking to study!

[taengukim]

If possible avoid writing anything to SA. Use write protection.
Read the necessary system files, how they are best read depends on the drive.
A lot of manual correction can be necessary, load into RAM and access data.

Part of the process is well documented in the manual and ACE blog.

Thank you for your response.

I read the article to activate the protection option, read the system file and applied it to low quality REM.

But is there a way to check the checksum when there is an error in the system file??

I'm curious about the checksum method.

Is there a way to check if the file system is corrupted after a forced read?

I'm asking to study!

I want to study about this function.
But how should I study this function?
If the original is broken, I wonder how I can check the checksum and how I can do it if both the fixed one and the original one are broken.

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[pepe]

use good ones first to analyze the structure and find out CS protected blocks, etc

[taengukim]

use good ones first to analyze the structure and find out CS protected blocks, etc

Thank you for your answer!
Is it correct to buy a good one first and study firmware in it?
Thank you!