How to Generate/Modify 1D2 Module for Permanent Unlock 1. Understand the Modules: 1D1 Module → Contains the Media Key (Encryption Key). 1D2 Module → Contains the password hash and unlock rules. To disable password protection, you need to modify 1D2 to bypass authentication.
2. Method 1: Copy 1D1 to 1D2 (Basic Unlock) Some technicians copy the first 0x200 bytes of 1D1 into 1D2 (effectively making the password check pass). Steps: Dump 1D1 and 1D2 (using PC-3000, MRT, or Seagate Terminal). Open 1D1 in a hex editor (e.g., HxD). Copy the first 0x200 bytes of 1D1. Paste them into 1D2 (overwriting the first 0x200 bytes). Write the modified 1D2 back to the drive.
3. Method 2: Patch 1D2 to Disable Password (Advanced) Some drives require specific patches in 1D2 to disable security. Common patches: Change password hash to all zeros. Modify unlock flags (e.g., set "No Password Required" bit). Example Patch (Hex Edit): Find and replace password-related structures in 1D2 with 00 or FF. Some versions require specific offsets (varies by firmware).
4. Method 3: Use a Pre-Patched 1D2 (Community-Shared) Some data recovery forums share pre-patched 1D2 modules for certain Rosewood FWs. (use yandex.com, bing.com etc) Search for: "ST2000LM009 SED unlock 1D2 patch" "Rosewood 1D2 permanent unlock"
Risks: Wrong modifications can brick the drive permanently. Some drives re-lock after power cycle if not patched correctly.
Tools Needed: PC-3000, MRT, or Seagate Terminal (to read/write modules). Hex Editor (HxD, WinHex).
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