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WolfDie

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  1. It's the same for me, my disk make a sound every time I power it on. It has never fallen yet. my sound is in attachment, he is different from that of mrkimrkonja sound_wolfdie.mp3
  2. First I've use a power supply from an usb external disk. I've got the problem of the arrow " -> " in the terminal So I've used an internal power supply like this : with the orange wire I can have the shell in hyperterminal : F3 T> and for the rs232 adapter I've used 2 battery 1.5V (LR03) thanks a lot
  3. thanks my77stang, I've try what it's wrote on page 27 as you say but without result. I reconnect the pcb after the Z command since the begin yes but without sucess.
  4. Hi everyone !! Thank you very much for this tutorial. I've made a RS232 cable buy at sparkfun. I've got a 500Gb barracuda 7200.11 ST3500320AS SD15 in BSY In hyperterminal I've the correct connection but I've a big problem. F3 T>/2 F3 2>Z Spin Down Complete Elapsed Time 0.141 msecs [color="#4169E1"](here I connect the pcb after a little moment)[/color] F3 2>U [color="#4169E1"](here I listen the hdd motor with a little "clic-clic")[/color] Error 1009 DETSEC 00006008 Spin Error Elapsed Time 7 mins 21 secs R/W Status 2 R/W Error 84150180 F3 2> I've try the 2 methods, with a card or by removing all the pcb ... Thanks for your help !!

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