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 Post subject: Selfscan script for Maxtor with parameter meaning
PostPosted: October 4th, 2008, 11:59 
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Dear Friend in the net,
Is it published by maxtor the selfscan script explanation including every step purpose and every parameter meaning? or can be purchase some where?
Any advice and clue will be very appreciated.
Best regard and kiss
Sharon :D


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 Post subject: Re: Selfscan script for Maxtor with parameter meaning
PostPosted: October 5th, 2008, 7:40 
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Location: In ur HDD !
If u can read the script details are written in it and they are quite easy to understand .


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 Post subject: Re: Selfscan script for Maxtor with parameter meaning
PostPosted: October 5th, 2008, 13:47 
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rameez wrote:
If u can read the script details are written in it and they are quite easy to understand .


Hi RameeZ,
Thank you for your answer, it seem you help a lot in this forum.
yes the text is qiute clear but some times also not sure. but for the parameter i have no idea about it. If it is quite easy for you to understand, please share then we have to waste time to re invent it.
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Sharon


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 Post subject: Re: Selfscan script for Maxtor with parameter meaning
PostPosted: October 7th, 2008, 21:20 
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yes,Rameez,please help us to solve the problem.


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 Post subject: Re: Selfscan script for Maxtor with parameter meaning
PostPosted: October 14th, 2008, 1:58 
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It may sound funny but. Maxtor "Tunes" their script to get the most from the drive and make them a little reliable :O)

Why do you want to change the scripts?

The ascii text that you can see consists of

Author - Script version - Test Limits - Test Script - Comments etc etc etc.......................

First step on Appolo N40P is for example (Partial Servo write-Script Write and user system area defect scan)
After this scan the ALT SA is copied over to the main code or user system area. The drive then re-boots onto User code and continues testing :O)

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 Post subject: Re: Selfscan script for Maxtor with parameter meaning
PostPosted: October 21st, 2008, 12:16 
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guru wrote:
It may sound funny but. Maxtor "Tunes" their script to get the most from the drive and make them a little reliable :O)

Why do you want to change the scripts?

The ascii text that you can see consists of

Author - Script version - Test Limits - Test Script - Comments etc etc etc.......................

First step on Appolo N40P is for example (Partial Servo write-Script Write and user system area defect scan)
After this scan the ALT SA is copied over to the main code or user system area. The drive then re-boots onto User code and continues testing :O)


Thank you for your answer.
why we need to know the script is we can develop or just select the step that we need. like just need to hide the defective and do not need to test the head instability or buterfly or optimise. to hide the defective ofcourse can be done by logical scan but can not do it paralell.

the whole selfscan can hide away the defective but in which step?

thank you and love.
Sharon. :D


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