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  1. Hello, Now, I restore the hard drive PCB back and use PC putty to get the following message. Could you tell me what is wrong with it? Thanks, Boot 0x40M Spin Up[0x000246DF] Trans. Rst 0x40M MC Internal LPC Process Spin Up RECOVERED Op=0900 Resp=0005 (P) SATA Reset MediaPartition: Host LBA Length Disc LBA Length Start Cyl Head Media Partition 00000000 00999800 00000000 00133300 00000000 00000000 MC 00000000 00989960 00000000 0013132C 00000000 00000000 MSP 009912A0 00000C20 00132254 00000184 00000215 00000004 User Partition 00999800 00133300 00000220 00000004 MCMainPOR: Start: Check MCMT Version: Current MCMainPOR: Non-Init Case MC Seg Disc and Cache Nodes: 40134924 40132A34 Seg Write Preamble VBM start: 000011B2 end: 000011D9 Footer - start: 000011DB end: 00001202 Seg Read Preamble VBM - start: 00001204 end: 0000122B Footer - start: 0000122D end: 00001254 Reconstruction: MCMT Reconstruction Start Max number of MC segments 22E0 Nonvolatile MCMT sequence number 01B06CCC [RSRS] 0B4B DiscLba 00062D04 RW_RTL FFFFFFFF Reconstruction: Completed 1: [MCMTWS] MCMainPOR: MCTBufferPtr->Header.MCStateFlagsDisc = 00000041 MCMainPOR: MCTBufferPtr->Header.MCTStateFlags = 0000002A MCMainPOR: MCStateFlags = 00000041 MCMainPOR: Feature Enabled... MSP MainPOR: MSP Init Metadata Buf Bytes/VBM 00000210 DBA Base 40000000 Metadata size in bytes 0040 Num Segments 0061 Logical Sector Alignment 00000000 MSP Reconstruction MSP Read ScratchPad Section 0000 DiscLBA 00132254 BlkSize 00000C20 Num Segments 00000061 DiscLba 00132254 RW_RTL 000F4240 No valid segments found MSP MSP Main Store Verify Reconstruction Status 10003000 Reconstruction Status 00003000 MSP Init ScratchPad on DiscDiscLBA 00132254 DiscSize 00000184 PhyBlkLBA 009912A0 BlkSize 00000C20 Write MSP Segment PhyBlkLBA 009912A0 BlkSize 00000C20 DiscLba 00132254 RW_RTL FFFFFFFF MSP MainPOR: Complete MSP MainPOR: Feature Enabled... ScratchPad restore NOT required (DOS)STE OGHT: 0x043A6704 - 0x043A84F4 - 0x00007FC8 - 0x00007FDC Count 0049 (DOS) Refresh Start. (DOS) Read Error - . (DOS) Read Error - . (DOS) Read Error - . (DOS) Read Error - . (DOS) Read Error - . (DOS) Read Error - . (DOS) Read Error - . (DOS) Read Error - .
  2. Hi, My desktop internal hard drive stopped working suddenly on Windows 7. Then, it was not recognized by PC BIOS. The hard drive is: Barracude 2TB Its S/N: 5YD67T0P ST2000DL003 P/N: 9VT166-302 F/W:CC3C Date: 12135 Site: SU Seagate refuses to repair it because it is an OEM drive, even though its website says the firmware has a bug. I feel that it is the firmware problem as on the web: http://www.ireckon.net/2009/05/unbricking-a-seagate-bar... When I do the repair as the above link, it does not have the exact phenomenon to me. That is, when I power the hard drive up, and connect the RS232 to my PC, the putty terminal window shows: Boot 0x40M Spin up I do not see the above repair link said these info in the terminal window. Furthermore, I can clearly feel that the hard drive stops spin as there is no light vibration on the hard drive body. BTW, I power the hard drive with a spare PC power supply. It is turned on by short the green and the nearby black pins. The power supply' fan turns. It obvious outputs power when the hard drive stops spinning. On Seagate website, there is a firmware update for my hard drive. That is, its firmware does have problems. Before I try to repair it, PC BIOS cannot recognize it. Seagate test software does not find this drive either. I can feel the motor spin vibration all the time. But, after I insert a piece of paper between the PCB and the underlying DIP contact bins, the motor stop spinning shortly after power it up, receiving message: Boot 0x40M Spin up I have post my question to the repair link, but there is no reply yet. Forgive me I post it here hoping to get help from some experts. Thanks,
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