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barak
 Post subject: Terminal output after head change
PostPosted: September 5th, 2011, 15:19 
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Seagate 7200.10, terminal output after head change. Any hints? Drive stays on busy mode.

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DiskAccess ReadSector EC=47 at ffffffff.00.0002
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DiskAccess ReadSector EC=47 at ffffffff.00.0002

Read Ver Retrys
DiskAccess ReadSector EC=47 at ffffffff.00.0002

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DiskAccess ReadSector EC=47 at ffffffff.00.0002

Read Ver Retrys
DiskAccess ReadSector EC=47 at ffffffff.00.0002

Read Ver Retrys
DiskAccess ReadSector EC=47 at ffffffff.00.0002

Read Ver Failure!
DiskAccess ReadSector EC=47 at ffffffff.00.022b
Failed sys sect. write! Nwt Er 00 RdWr 16645.00.022b
DiskAccess ReadSector EC=47 at ffffffff.00.0080
DiskAccess ReadSector EC=47 at ffffffff.00.0080
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CK
 Post subject: Re: Terminal output after head change
PostPosted: September 5th, 2011, 16:43 
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was it dropped initially? Did you swap heads "manually" or with a tool?

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dmarques
 Post subject: Re: Terminal output after head change
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You still can try to initilize it using a loader.
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barak
 Post subject: Re: Terminal output after head change
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CK wrote:
was it dropped initially? Did you swap heads "manually" or with a tool?

Yes, according to the client it really was dropped. And the heads were changed "manually".

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barak
 Post subject: Re: Terminal output after head change
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dmarques wrote:
You still can try to initilize it using a loader.


Ok, great. And please, the suitable loader I can find from where?

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dmarques
 Post subject: Re: Terminal output after head change
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From another drive with same model and firmware at least.
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barak
 Post subject: Re: Terminal output after head change
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dmarques wrote:
From another drive with same model and firmware at least.


So I'm looking for a loader for Seagate 7200.10 with FW 3.AFD, please.

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dmarques
 Post subject: Re: Terminal output after head change
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I'm not in the office, so I cannot check now. Will check tomorrow.
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barak
 Post subject: Re: Terminal output after head change
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dmarques wrote:
I'm not in the office, so I cannot check now. Will check tomorrow.


Great, thanks in advance.

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barak
 Post subject: Re: Terminal output after head change
PostPosted: September 7th, 2011, 2:09 
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CK wrote:
was it dropped initially? Did you swap heads "manually" or with a tool?


Do you think the surface is damaged because of dropping?

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labtech
 Post subject: Re: Terminal output after head change
PostPosted: September 8th, 2011, 1:36 
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Out of curiosity, have you noticed a wobble while manually rotating the platters? Also, upon powering, does it make a click sound or more of a chirp sound?

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barak
 Post subject: Re: Terminal output after head change
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labtech wrote:
Out of curiosity, have you noticed a wobble while manually rotating the platters? Also, upon powering, does it make a click sound or more of a chirp sound?

Thanks


No noticeable wobbling. It's pretty much a kind of chirp.

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labtech
 Post subject: Re: Terminal output after head change
PostPosted: September 20th, 2011, 21:40 
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Sent PM.

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barak
 Post subject: Re: Terminal output after head change
PostPosted: September 25th, 2011, 5:08 
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Case closed. The drive was recognized after some fiddling the screw and it is cloned totally. Thank you.

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