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What about buying an exact same hard drive and switch the pcb?
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Yep
, but the real problem (besides geographical distance) is that we know very little about a single (actually two) very specific issues originating from a same very specific firmware implementation on a different (though similar) drive, the 7200.11, and we know even less on these "LP Green" things, specifically we have a single "vague" report of success coming from a post on the Seagate board, quoted here:and (maybe) a single "even more vague" confirmation:
Please do note how the ONLY (as said "vague" and not properly confirmed) source runs only a "i" command that clears (possibly without any real need
) the g-list and then runs just a "N" command (clearing the S.M.A.R.T.) and EXPLICITLY tells you to NOT run any "m" commands:DONT GIVE m0,2,2,,,,,22 m,6,2,,,,,22 OR ANY SAMEALL THE TERMINAL LOG AS YOU CAN SEE REGARDING "No HOST FIS-ReadyStatusFlags 0002A1E1" THIS IN THIS POST ARE VICTIM OF THIS M-FORMAT COMMAND AS PER MY KNOWLEDGE EVEN I HAVE MADE SAME MISTAKE.
and we have at least a confirmation that running the "m0,2,2,,,,,22":
actually further "bricks" the device into a "No HOST FIS-ReadyStatusFlags 0002A1E1"
.jaclaz
Ohh man.
Not good at all, why can´t the technicians at seagate give an answer on this?
Damnit!
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Thanks!
Im pretty new at this. Would rather give it to one of you guys and give you some money, but You don't live near me
The Drive I have is this:
Barracuda LP 2000GB
Serial: 5YD1873L
ST2000DL03
P/N: 9VT166-301
F/W :CC32
PCB here : PCB
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I saw this video regarding the 7200.12 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oI3hDgfssu0
where he doesnt mention a shorting,
And I read here that this command should be used:
m0,6,3,,,,,22
instead of:
m0,2,2,,,,,22
Im a bit confused here.
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, but the real problem (besides geographical distance) is that we know very little about a single (actually two) very specific issues originating from a same very specific firmware implementation on a different (though similar) drive, the 7200.11, and we know even less 
on these "LP Green" things, specifically we have a single "vague" report of success coming from a post on the Seagate board, quoted here:
) the g-list and then runs just a "N" command (clearing the S.M.A.R.T.) and EXPLICITLY tells you to NOT run any "m" commands:
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ST2000DL003 (Seagate Barracuda LP Green 2000GB) suddenly ceases
in Hard Drive and Removable Media
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Sorry man, I wrote in this thread long time ago. just accessed it from my mail.