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8TB SEAGATE

ST8000NM0045
1RL112-002
NN02

PLEASE HELP

SALIM wrote:please


8TB SEAGATE

ST8000NM0045
1RL112-002
NN02

Ideally do Post with Front and Back CLEAR IMAGE of the Drive will make EASY to help you.

please now

reliableservice wrote:

SALIM wrote:please


8TB SEAGATE

ST8000NM0045
1RL112-002
NN02

Ideally do Post with Front and Back CLEAR IMAGE of the Drive will make EASY to help you.

Am wondering how an image will help YOU here? !!! try to explain more

@SALIM
Seagate firmwares are unique for each drive (specially those new 8TB)

posting the terminal log will explain it more ...

please

i think i need LDR

This could be the result of a failed or improper firmware update.

Can you upload your ROM? It may be possible to revert to a backup copy of the original firmware.

to all members

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RAP and CAP are bad amongst other bits and the serial number in the SAP doesn't match the label you posted (but does match your MRT screenshot). Above my paid grade I'm afraid.

That's only half the ROM.

Following up Lardman's observation ...

https://www.seagate.com/au/en/support/warranty-and-replacements/

Your Product -- Exos 7E
Model Number -- ST8000NM0055
SerialNumber -- ZA108ZNX

Your Product -- Enterprise Capacity 3.5 Hard Drives
Model Number -- ST8000NM0045
SerialNumber -- ZA13WEXP

Sloppy seconds on a fubar drive do you think?

I'm watching a thread in another forum where an ST2000VM003 drive has been relabelled as a FireCuda, and the CAP in the ROM has been hacked so that the drive reports the fake serial number.

I'm following Phil's thread - I just don't see that sort of thing here or at least I don't think I do.

Given how close the 2 drives in this case are I wonder if the pcb being used is original or if it's a board swap without a rom swap.

SALIM have you don't anything to the drive/rom yet?

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Could we see both sides of the PCB?

Could we see the markings on the chips, especially the ROM?

ST8000NM0045 is a standard (non-SED) 4Kn model whereas ST8000NM0055 is a standard 512e model:

EXOS Enterprise 7E8 SATA Product Manual:
https://www.seagate.com/www-content/product-content/enterprise-hdd-fam/enterprise-capacity-3-5-hdd/enterprise-capacity-3-5-hdd/en-us/docs/100827319a.pdf

MRT identifies the family for the ST8000NM0055 as MakaraPlus, so I'm guessing that the ST8000NM0045 is the 4Kn version of the same family.

These firmware updates contain LOD files (loaders):

EntCap-MakaraPlus-STD-SATA-4kN-NN04.zip
https://files.hddguru.com/download/Firmware%20updates/Seagate/EntCap-MakaraPlus-STD-SATA-4kN-NN04.zip

EntCap-MakaraPlus-STD-SATA-512E-SN05.zip
https://files.hddguru.com/download/Firmware%20updates/Seagate/EntCap-MakaraPlus-STD-SATA-512E-SN05.zip

EntCap-MakaraPlus-STD-SATA-512E-SN04.zip
https://files.hddguru.com/download/Firmware%20updates/Seagate/EntCap-MakaraPlus-STD-SATA-512E-SN04.zip

EntCap-MakaraPlus-STD-SATA-512E-PN04.zip
https://files.hddguru.com/download/Firmware%20updates/Seagate/EntCap-MakaraPlus-STD-SATA-512E-PN04.zip

thanks

for all of you

MakaraPlus NN05 4Kn loader attached.

SALIM wrote:please

i think i need LDR

PLEASE HELP

not solved

Why does your drive have two different serial numbers from two different models?

Why have you only uploaded half of the ROM?

Is the drive a fake?

The "Overlay ..." messages in your terminal log would suggest that your drive can reach the SA, so the adaptives would seem to be native, or am I misunderstanding something?