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Test : Reset S.M.A.R.T
SMART erase...
Reset S.M.A.R.T................................... : Error
Drive not ready
Rst 0x20M
(P) SATA Reset
PASS
RW: Error processing Performance Parameter File: 203C
Send Status: COMRESET seen
InitiateMarkPendingReallocateRequest for disc_lba: 00000067
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how to overcome the problem segate Barracuda 7200.10
friends may know how ?
Interface task reset
1024k x 16 SDRAM
TONKA2 - 1_Disk M-31 03-22-06 10:53
Head Mask FFFF - Switch to full int.
Spin Ready
(P)PATA Reset
Not Interface Age!
INVALID Cert Disk Code - ROM Resident Revision Required: AAJ4T0
Command Inactive - No VALID Cert Code Detected
T>
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hello
I have a SCSI hard drive capacity deteck not, I want to ask for help can help me to overcome something like this?
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the drive is WD mypassport 320 GB and it works perfectly on my laptop, But my desktop computer can not access it. The device is shown in both explorer and device manager but not shown in disk managment consul. same issue with checkdisk.
What solutions?
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Could you please rephrase that? I didn't understand a thing...
i'm sorry....
to overcome problems such as WDC is not detected in the BIOS, the sound head and Short PCBs, probably from among you have a solution,,, help please,,, with a tutorial,,,
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Hello everyone,
I am having a problem while trying to create an unattended xp cd. I get all the way up to the part where the files are being copied to the windows folder and as soon as I finish with that I get a "setupdd.sys" error. A blue screen comes up and says
"A problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer. The problem seems to be caused by the following file: setupdd.sys PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA"
has anyone else encounted this problem? I would appreciate any help. Thanks
it might not install correctly, try your ripaire
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to cope with problems such as the WDC is not detected in bios, sound and fire its board, probably from among you have a solution,,, help please,,, by following the tutorial,,,
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Hi guys, my first post here...unfortunately with a big problem.
My external usb Hdd, Hitachi 120GB, lost his partition. Yesterday after remove saftely another usb memory stick (4GB), I got a message, "Is in use and if I want really to remove him, it's possible to lost data"...
I've ignored that message...and after 10minutes, when I wanted to look for something in my ext HDD, wasn't there ...
I already have tried with Active@partition Recovery, After 6hours of scan in DOS, active@ found nothing
Also I've tried with Partition Table Doctor 3.5 ...also nothing...
What do you recommand me?!!! ..Is there any chance to recover my files?!
Please need help !!! :worthy:
In Disk Management it look like that (after scan with active).
there are some troubled hdd like this, it is likely that problems with its own hdd, such as bad sectors, and also fit in time to copy the files may copy files bad sector, the way this work should be cloned into an empty hdd,, , has completed a new clone in its use of data recovery software that tough if you can use forensic software,,,
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There is that old 160GB HDD, with XP on partition C (about 50GBs) and other files on D (about 110GBs).
Few days ago I tried to install W7. When it showed me the partitions to use for installation, there was a big unallocated space (I think about the size of the D drive - 110GBs), so I chose it to make a new partition and to install W7 on it.
1)I know there was partition D with some files on it because I used the command utility (which comes with the W7 installation CD) to check what was in my HDD, and I`ve seen my files on C and D.
2)I knew that "unallocated space" had something to do with the D partitition", but I thought it was just showing me the left space on the D partition; now I know that`s not true!!
So, how do I get my old D partition (or merely the files that were on it) back?
sorry, his views of the scenario you have installed the operating system while the files you are connected to the drive C, you are using recovery software? let you use the software R-studio recovery
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What do Seagate utilities report (EXACTly)?
http://seagate.custkb.com/seagate/crm/self...&NewLang=en
Though I don't think it is/will be a DIY job:
http://www.acelaboratory.com/scsi.examples.php
http://www.google.com/url?q=http://forum.h...lba-t12535.html
Or at least definitely NOT a cheap one.
In other words, unless you have valuable data on it it is NOT worth the cost of a repair.
You can try the demo:
http://en.hydata.com/program-ID=11.html
just for the fun of it.
jaclaz
Could mean another way / underdos flash back / comennt dos, Whether it be by way coment? please explain in the tutorial.
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The Solution for Seagate 7200.11 HDDs (final and revised version):
* Spanish Version here / Versión en Español aquí.
* Italian Version here / Versione Italiana qui.
Attention: This guide might not be to everyone. Is not hard to KILL your HD if you don't follow the instructions with extreme caution. I'm NOT responsible for any damage or data loss it can happen (so far no one lost anything, but accidents can occur).
There are two common errors on Seagate 7200.11 HDDs (caused by bugs on firmware):
- 0 LBA error: it happens when your BIOS can recognize your HDD at POST moment, but as an 0MB drive.
- BSY error: it happens when your HDD enter on a halt state, or BuSY state. In this condition, your HDD will not be recognized by BIOS at POST moment.
Seagate's explanation:
Description
An issue exists that may cause some Seagate hard drives to become inoperable immediately after a power-on operation. Once this condition has occurred, the drive cannot be restored to normal operation without intervention from Seagate. Data on the drive will be unaffected and can be accessed once normal drive operation has been restored. This is caused by a firmware issue coupled with a specific manufacturing test process.
Root Cause
This condition was introduced by a firmware issue that sets the drive event log to an invalid location causing the drive to become inaccessible.
The firmware issue is that the end boundary of the event log circular buffer (320) was set incorrectly. During Event Log initialization, the boundary condition that defines the end of the Event Log is off by one. During power up, if the Event Log counter is at entry 320, or a multiple of (320 + x*256), and if a particular data pattern (dependent on the type of tester used during the drive manufacturing test process) had been present in the reserved-area system tracks when the drive's reserved-area file system was created during manufacturing, firmware will increment the Event Log pointer past the end of the event log data structure. This error is detected and results in an "Assert Failure", which causes the drive to hang as a failsafe measure. When the drive enters failsafe further update s to the counter become impossible and the condition will remain through subsequent power cycles. The problem only arises if a power cycle initialization occurs when the Event Log is at 320 or some multiple of 256 thereafter. Once a drive is in this state, there is no path to resolve/recover existing failed drives without Seagate technical intervention. For a drive to be susceptible to this issue, it must have both the firmware that contains the issue and have been tested through the specific manufacturing process.
Corrective Action
Seagate has implemented a containment action to ensure that all manufacturing test processes write the same "benign" fill pattern. This change is a permanent part of the test process. All drives with a date of manufacture January 12, 2009 and later are not affected by this issue as they have been through the corrected test process.
Recommendation
Seagate strongly recommends customers proactively update all affected drives to the latest firmware. If you have experienced a problem, or have an affected drive exhibiting this behavior, please contact your appropriate Seagate representative. If you are unable to access your data due to this issue, Seagate will provide free data recovery services. Seagate will work with you to expedite a remedy to minimize any disruption to you or your business.
You'll need:
- 1 (one) adapter ($4)
http://alldav.com/index.php?main_page=prod...;products_id=11
I used this adapter ($13.95, yep expensive):
http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_i...products_id=449
- 1 (one) RS232 cable ($3.78):
http://www.cispc.com/ssproduct.asp?pf_id=10480908
or (buy a RS232 to TTL adapter, or FT232BM/BL, not need both!)
- 1 (one) FT232BM/BL adapter (check below) and USB cable ($12.47):
http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40&_trksi...-All-Categories
Any other similar adapter will works fine, just need to be +3.3V DC (+5V will works too, but I recommend 3.0~3.3V). Is possible to find USB to TTL adapters too, they do USB to RS232 internally and then it converts to TTL. For example, some users used a cellular data cable for PC (lots them do RS232 to TTL).
- 1 (one) USB cable ($3.99):
http://www.optimization-world.com/details/prodid/320.html
- 1 (one) kit of Ten 5" Jumpers and 20 Headers ($5):
http://www.hobbyengineering.com/H2362.html
- 1 (one) mini Torx 6 screw driver ($3.29):
https://www.acehardwareoutlet.com/(jv21u13p...spx?SKU=2167237
- Soldering stuff (optional). Use 60W max.
You can buy a complete kit for $7.99 here:
http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.js...rodsInSession=1
The rest:
- 1 (one) computer with Terminal software (like HyperTerminal or similar) and a RS232 or USB port.
- A fixed firmware from Seagate here (Released in 22/01/2009 and 24/01/2009 for all affected drives).
- A little bit of patience and practice.
TX and RX connections from a SATA Seagate 3.5":
Photo with the real drive:
Connect TX and RX ports with RS232 to TLL adapter, you'll need something like jumpers in order to do that, or soldering directly to the PCB board. Connect GND and +5V to PC power supply, or similar. Keep in mind those are direct from Seagate sides, so you'll need to connect in this way:
- From PC (TX) to >>> RX (on Seagate)
- From PC (RX) to >>> TX (on Seagate)
You can use RED wire (+5V) from PC power supply. Blacks are GNDs (yellow is +12V so don't use it).
If you don't want to mess with power supply, just use a CR2032 (3V) battery:
https://www.isaleproducts.com/p-7709-3v-lit...ll-battery.aspx
An idea of whole setup (I used an USB to RS232 too):
Run HyperTerminal (or your favourite terminal software).
Configure the RS232 port to: 38400 8 N 1 (like this one):
Fixing 0 LBA error:
Note: All commands are case sensitive !
To correct 0 LBA error, you'll need to do a quick format in order to regenerate the partition, just with m0,2,2 and the rest can be left blank by putting only commas or filling out with zeros. At the end you need to use a "ValidKey" code, or 22.
Attention: The commands must be used 100% equal as showed here, wrong cmds could lead to data loss or HD loss! Double or triple check the cmd before to press enter!
So we'll have to enter:
F3 T>m0,2,2,0,0,0,0,22 (enter)
For reference: F3 T>m does:
Level T 'm': Rev 0001.0000, Flash, FormatPartition, m[Partition],[FormatOpts],[DefectListOpts],[MaxWrRetryCnt],[MaxRdRetryCnt],[MaxEccTLevel],[MaxCertifyTrkRewrites],[ValidKey]
Now wait 15~30 seconds until something like this appears (it will vary a bit):
Max Wr Retries = 00, Max Rd Retries = 00, Max ECC T-Level = 00, Max Certify Rewrite Retries = 0000
User Partition Format 5% complete, Zone 00, Pass 00, LBA 00008DED, ErrCode 00000080, Elapsed Time 0 mins 05 secs
User Partition Format Successful - Elapsed Time 0 mins 05 secsONLY after the message like above you can turn off everything.
Fixing BSY or CC errors aka BUSY (I recommend some practice before trying this):
Note: All commands are case sensitive !
First, make sure you have your hard drive accessible; on a table with open access to the drive is best.
Second, you need to remove the PCB (Printed Circuit Board) from HDA case using a Mini Torx 6 screw driver.
Third, connect RX & TX cables from your RS-232 adapter, verify that all is correct, and then connect the power supply to Hard drive circuit board.
Explanation: The problem with the drive is that the drive is stuck/halt in a BUSY state. This basically locks up the SATA port, causing the BIOS problem (cannot detect the drive at POST). In the terminal, you will see this sort of error (LED: 000000CC FAddr: 0024A051). Once you see this in the terminal, the terminal session to the drive is completely blocked and will not accept any more commands. In order to circumvent this, we'll need to disconnect the PCB (circuit board) from the hard drive case so that the LED: 000000CC FAddr: 0024A051 command cannot be sent from the firmware of the terminal session.
After you have connected the power to the circuit board, press CTRL+Z in your HyperTerminal session. You should now see a prompt like this:
F3 T>
If you do not see this prompt, check your RS-232 connections to the drive. (you may have the TX and RX flipped).
Now we'll need to access the Level 2, type:
F3 T>/2 (enter)
F3 2>And type (to spind down the motor):
F3 2>Z (enter)
Spin Down Complete
Elapsed Time 0.147 msecs (the time will vary here)
F3 2>Now the tricky part. Pratice a lot without any power before even trying this. You need to make sure that the screws don't touch the PCB board where they aren't suppose to or you will fry your PCB board. If you have been practicing and the power is not connected, start at STEP ONE.
With the POWER CONNECTED to the PCB board, as well as your TX/RX terminal wires, mount the board back on the HDA case. You must have the power connected when you do this.
Now type (to start the motor):
F3 2>U (enter)
You should get something like this:
Spin Up Complete
Elapsed Time 7.093 secs
F3 2>
Then go to Level 1 (by typing /1):
F3 2>/1 (enter)
Now lets do a S.M.A.R.T. erase (create S.M.A.R.T. sector):
F3 1>N1 (enter)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
G-List step is optional:
Skip G-List step first, if after proceeding the whole BSY fix and the drive still remains under BSY error, then you'll need to repeat BSY process with G-List command below.
G-List Erase (Fix Defect List):
F3 1>/T (enter)
F3 T>i4,1,22 (enter)For reference:
Level T 'i': Rev 0001.0000, Overlay, InitDefectList, i[DefectListSelect],[saveListOpt],[ValidKey]-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Power OFF/ON the drive (very important!)
Wait 10 seconds and now Power ON your drive.
Press CTRL+Z on terminal and type:
Partition regeneration:
F3 T>m0,2,2,,,,,22 (enter)
For reference:
Level T 'm': Rev 0001.0000, Flash, FormatPartition, m[Partition],[FormatOpts],[DefectListOpts],[MaxWrRetryCnt],[MaxRdRetryCnt],[MaxEccTLevel],[MaxCertifyTrkRewrites],[ValidKey]
You should get something like (in around 15~30 seconds):
Max Wr Retries = 00, Max Rd Retries = 00, Max ECC T-Level = 14, Max Certify Rewrite Retries = 00C8
User Partition Format 10% complete, Zone 00, Pass 00, LBA 00004339, ErrCode 00000080, Elapsed Time 0 mins 05 secs
User Partition Format Successful - Elapsed Time 0 mins 05 secsIf you didn't get the msg above, then you skipped something important, and turning off your drive now will render an unreadable drive, so be careful.
ONLY after the message like above you can turn off everything.
A direct guide for BSY error (with photos):
http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...8807&st=100
Keep in mind I did my best to compile all this information and provide more and better details.
Gradius
Could this way to restore the data again arriving in the hdd?
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What type of hard drive is it? Who makes it?
type SCSI seagate Cheetah Ultra 320 (ST336607LC)
MAde in singapore
I want the tutorial to mengembelikan scsi HDD capacity is, if you can help me?
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Please keep in mind that with SCSI drives out of 100 cases, 98 99 are solved by checking the connections, a bad SCSI cable or a mis-terminated bus is a very, very common issue.
I have carefully examined the connection, but the result is zero, I've used other scsi hdd running smoothly,,,
Can you explain how to restore the capacity scsi hd right?
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I have a scsi hardrive, but to detect its 0 byte, if there is a solution for this?
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ST1000DM003 EXCEPTION: Segment Overall Sequence Number Mismatch, No Va
in Hard Drive and Removable Media
Posted
I have no idea whether this is now known here,
Model : ST1000DM003
S/N : W1D0LXS2
P/N : 9YN162-303
Fw : CC4D
Date :12344
Stite : WU
I managed to connect to the disk's serial interface, and this is the diagnostic output it gives upon power-up. Hopefully someone qualified can step up and tell us what it actually is that the ST1000DM003s are choking on .
Boot 0x40M
Spin Up[0x000065B4][0x00006A20][0x00006E8C]
Trans.
Rst 0x40M
MC Internal LPC Process
Spin Up
(P) SATA Reset
MCMainPOR: Start:
Check MCMT Version: Current
MCMainPOR: Non-Init Case
MC Seg Disc and Cache Nodes: 40125B20 40122EF8
Seg Write Preamble VBM start: 0000204A end: 00002091
Footer - start: 00002093 end: 000020DA
Seg Read Preamble VBM - start: 000020DC end: 00002123
Footer - start: 00002125 end: 0000216C
Reconstruction: MCMT Reconstruction Start
Max number of MC segments 0A61
Nonvolatile MCMT sequence number 0038E0B8
[RSRS] 0729
ProcessRWError -Read- at LBA 000000000005CA36 Sense Code=40000087
InitiateMarkPendingReallocateRequest for disc_lba: 000000000005CA36!
Reconstruction: EXCEPTION: Seg Read Fail: Status = 0000
Continuing after error
ReadFooters (Forward): Segment 0729 StartLBA 00000000002E5138 Starting Footer LBA 00000000002E5180
SeqNum 0038E0B9 TotalUserBlocks 0000
ProcessRWError -Read- at LBA 000000000005CA36 Sense Code=40000087
InitiateMarkPendingReallocateRequest for disc_lba: 000000000005CA36!
Footer Status = 0000
Footer Status = 0001
Footer Status = 0001
Footer Status = 0001
Footer Status = 0001
Footer Status = 0001
Footer Status = 0001
Footer Status = 0001
Footer Status = 0001
Footer Status = 0001
Footer Status = 0001
Footer Status = 0001
Footer Status = 0001
Footer Status = 0001
Footer Status = 0001
Footer Status = 0001
Footer Status = 0001
Footer Status = 0001
Footer Status = 0001
Footer Status = 0001
Footer Status = 0001
Footer Status = 0001
Reconstruction: EXCEPTION: Segment Overall Sequence Number Mismatch, No Valid Footer 0038E0B9 AABBAAAA
Reconstruction: ProcessIncompletelyWrittenSegment