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 Post subject: Re: PCB Seagate ST3500320AS
PostPosted: November 20th, 2008, 14:55 
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jere39 wrote:

For myself, I have a RAID 1 with two 7200.11, I think it's the only way to keep our datas with this drive...

Good luck !


If you read treads carefully, you will realize 7200.11 comes up very often.

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 Post subject: Re: PCB Seagate ST3500320AS
PostPosted: July 14th, 2009, 1:03 
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OMG Did you get the drive from Computer Geeks?

I have the exact same drive with the same firmware and PCB.

Mine is also a dead PCB and I have only had it for a few weeks

If you find one I will pay you to use it for a weekend!
I need my work stuff off this thing soon!

Please let me know if you find these for sale and I will do the same.

Note the firmware must be exact!
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ditchawg
 Post subject: Re: PCB Seagate ST3500320AS
PostPosted: July 14th, 2009, 1:52 
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ditchawg wrote:
OMG Did you get the drive from Computer Geeks?

I have the exact same drive with the same firmware and PCB.

Mine is also a dead PCB and I have only had it for a few weeks

If you find one I will pay you to use it for a weekend!
I need my work stuff off this thing soon!

Please let me know if you find these for sale and I will do the same.

Note the firmware must be exact!

Ok now that I read more.... maybe the firmware
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pcimage
 Post subject: Re: PCB Seagate ST3500320AS
PostPosted: July 14th, 2009, 3:14 
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Don't bother trying to chenge your PCB, don't waste your time and/or money.

These series hdd have UNIQUE info on ROM on the PCB. Even the serial number is stored on the PCB.

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