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 Post subject: WD 1600JS-60MHB1
PostPosted: January 26th, 2012, 8:47 
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Hi

I have this HDD with problems in some modules, as you can see on the picture.

Can't find a SD fw for it (only .rpm).

I think the problem is caused by the RBBLIST and G-List modules, right?
I have tried to clean G-List, but it gives an error. Tried to repair FW, no go either. Tried to Regenerat Translator, nothing.
I can't update those modules from a donor, right? So, how to bypass these errors?

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 Post subject: Re: WD 1600JS-60MHB1
PostPosted: January 26th, 2012, 9:45 
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you have to repair these Error modules with donor MOD module not RPM

i have WDC WD1600JS-56MHB1 if you need

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 Post subject: Re: WD 1600JS-60MHB1
PostPosted: January 26th, 2012, 16:06 
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Hi,
Files mod and rpm are binary format files!!! (different are only the file extensions)

You have to rewrite the modules 32 and 34 from another disk (the same version of the F/W)
Clean the g-list and recalculate translator

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fzabkar
 Post subject: Re: WD 1600JS-60MHB1
PostPosted: January 28th, 2012, 2:06 
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ISTM that Secondary MOD 34 may be OK.

AIUI, MOD 100 contains the version numbers of each of the major MODs. If you have it, I can analyse it for you.

Here is an example from a ROYL drive:

Code:
Dump of MOD table in MOD 100, sorted by MOD ID

===========================================
    |MOD |MOD |         | start  |version |
    |ID  |size|         | sector |(ASCII) |
===========================================
0216 0002 0003 1803 0008 0000018D 00080000
0216 0003 001B 1803 0008 000006BF 00020000
0216 0004 02E0 1803 0000 000006DA 00020000
0216 000C 0004 1803 0008 00000578 00010100
0216 0025 0101 1803 0000 000009BA 00110090
0216 0026 0081 1803 0000 00000ABB 00110090
0216 0028 0010 1803 0008 00000F22 00030000
0216 0029 0005 1803 0008 00000595 00010000
0216 002D 0100 1803 0000 00000C4F 00110090
0216 002E 0100 1803 0000 00000D4F 00110090
0216 0031 01B5 1803 0008 000003C3 00250000
0216 0032 0008 1803 0008 00000588 00150000
0216 0033 0233 1803 0008 00000190 00150000
0216 0034 000C 1803 0008 0000057C 00150000
...
0216 0108 000C 9803 0010 00000000 00110090
0216 0109 0181 1803 0010 0000000C 00010000

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