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kid77
 Post subject: Block #E2 - what does it mean?
PostPosted: February 13th, 2007, 0:15 
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Had a broken WD40EB, scanned it, found blocks #25 and #E2 damaged.
After reading on this forum, applied the regenerate translator procedure, now the drive appears OK but the scanning fails with #E2 block.
My question would be, is this important, how can I restore it too?

WDC WD400EB-75CPF0 06.04G06 WD-WMAAT3572347

Tnx for yr time!
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rameez
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PostPosted: February 16th, 2007, 3:16 
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Location: In ur HDD !
It is the module pn #E2 u need to rewrite it from ok hdd or u need the firmware for this purpose .
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Starling
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what tools are you using?
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rameez
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Location: In ur HDD !
I am using pc3000 isa and pci both .
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