[BlouBul]

cefs21, on 01 March 2012 - 12:59 PM, said:

Problem solved. .... Thank you so much for this thread.

Glad you managed to fix it and you are welcome

[cefs21]

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Serial Number: 9SZ0808G Part Number: 9FZ162-300
Model Number: ST3320613AS Family: BARRACUDA 7200.11 FAMILY
Software
Name Importance Version Release Date Short Description Downloads and Actions
SeaTools for DOS Diagnostic Suggested v2.23 09-Feb-11 Test your hard drive from a bootable CD. More... Click here
SeaTools for Windows Diagnostic Suggested v1.2.0.5 07-Mar-11 SeaTools for Windows tests SATA, USB, 1394, eSATA, ATA (PATA/IDE), SAS, SCSI and Fibre Channel drives. More... Click here
DiscWizard for Windows Suggested v11.0.8326 27-Oct-09 DiscWizard makes adding a new hard drive much easier. More... Click here
Documentation
Name Importance Version Release Date Short Description Downloads and Actions
Product Manual - Barracuda 7200.11 (Brinks) Optional 100507013 Rev. E 31-Dec-08 Barracuda 7200.11 (Brinks) Product Manual More... Click Here
Global
Name Importance Version Release Date Short Description Downloads and Actions
No Firmware Available Suggested 01-Jan-11 No firmware download is available for this serial number. More... Please read...

No posible update firmware!!! Drive detect annoucement me no necessary update. Me firmware SD11, me problem error LBA 0. Resolving problem error LBA 0, no posible update firmware SD11 to SD1B or SD2B. Posible resolving problem update firmware, or not necesary update? pls help.

[cefs21]

cefs21, on 01 March 2012 - 01:34 PM, said:

Download Finder
Return to main page
Serial Number: 9SZ0808G Part Number: 9FZ162-300
Model Number: ST3320613AS Family: BARRACUDA 7200.11 FAMILY
Software
Name Importance Version Release Date Short Description Downloads and Actions
SeaTools for DOS Diagnostic Suggested v2.23 09-Feb-11 Test your hard drive from a bootable CD. More... Click here
SeaTools for Windows Diagnostic Suggested v1.2.0.5 07-Mar-11 SeaTools for Windows tests SATA, USB, 1394, eSATA, ATA (PATA/IDE), SAS, SCSI and Fibre Channel drives. More... Click here
DiscWizard for Windows Suggested v11.0.8326 27-Oct-09 DiscWizard makes adding a new hard drive much easier. More... Click here
Documentation
Name Importance Version Release Date Short Description Downloads and Actions
Product Manual - Barracuda 7200.11 (Brinks) Optional 100507013 Rev. E 31-Dec-08 Barracuda 7200.11 (Brinks) Product Manual More... Click Here
Global
Name Importance Version Release Date Short Description Downloads and Actions
No Firmware Available Suggested 01-Jan-11 No firmware download is available for this serial number. More... Please read...

No posible update firmware!!! Drive detect annoucement me no necessary update. Me firmware SD11, me problem error LBA 0. Resolving problem error LBA 0, no posible update firmware SD11 to SD1B or SD2B. Posible resolving problem update firmware, or not necesary update? pls help.

If you can not update the firmware from seagate because idiots do not allow this even if I have firmware SD11 are likely to receive error LBA0 again? Can I safely use hdd? Or you can do to be able to update? My life no longer buy Seagate and I recommend to all my friends not to buy either.

[BlouBul]

cefs21, on 04 March 2012 - 12:22 AM, said:

If you can not update the firmware from seagate because idiots do not allow this even if I have firmware SD11 are likely to receive error LBA0 again? Can I safely use hdd? Or you can do to be able to update? My life no longer buy Seagate and I recommend to all my friends not to buy either.

Read-Me-First said:

DO NOT be obsessed by "firmware updating", the condition that can cause the problem is an extremely rare event and statistically will happen again, without any firmware update, no sooner than three to six months of intensive use, you have ALL the time in the world to perform the firmware update after the unbricking, and even if it bricks again, you now have the tools and knowledge needed to unbrick it in a few minutes. Upgrading the firmware is a risky operation, DO NOT DO IT unless really necessary, and ONLY do it AFTER you have your DATA back and backed up on another media.

This post has been edited by BlouBul: 04 March 2012 - 01:42 AM

[sfdoctorp]

I too seem to be having trouble with the 7200.11. I am firmware SD81, which is known to have BSY problems, though Seagate doesn't admit it.

In any case, I followed the steps for the BSY issue, but that didn't fix it. I did have the symptoms of that issue, but there is something else going on as well. The drive powers on, no weird noises. The BIOS does see it after a cold boot of the machine, but it does not see the drive after a restart or reset button. Though the BIOS shows it, no OS recognizes the drive. While the OS initializes, you can hear the drive moving (like normal), but you don't see the device, leave alone partitions.

I have terminal'd into the drive and again, spin up, spin down, all functions return. I have posted various outputs of the on-line diagnostic commands. Please let me know your thoughts. I sincerely appreciate your input!


F3 T>
TetonST 2.0 SATA Moose Gen 3.0 (RAP fmt 10 ) w/sdff (RV )
Product FamilyId: 27, MemberId: 03
HDA SN: 5QK0NKM0, RPM: 7206, Wedges: 108, Heads: 6, Lbas: 575466F0, PreampType:
00 00
PCBA SN: 0000K904LF0B, Controller: TETONST_2(639D)(3-0E-3-5), Channel: AGERE_COP
PERHEAD_LITE, PowerAsic: MCKINLEY Rev 51, BufferBytes: 2000000
Package Version: MS011B.SDD8.AD090D., Package P/N: 100506680, Package Builder ID
: 3K,
Package Build Date: 02/07/2008, Package Build Time: 16:01:26, Package CFW Versio
n: MS01.SDD8.00059553.3K00,
Package SFW1 Version: B100, Package SFW2 Version: C0FE, Package SFW3 Version: --
--, Package SFW4 Version: ----
Controller FW Rev: 02071601, CustomerRel: SD81, Changelist: 00059553, ProdType:
MS01.SDD8, Date: 02/07/2008, Time: 160126, UserId: 00000761
Servo FW Rev: B100
RAP Format Rev: 0092, Contents Rev: 15 05 01 08
Features:
- Quadradic Equation AFH enabled
- VBAR with adjustable zone boundaries enabled
- Volume Based Sparing enabled
- IOEDC enabled
- IOECC enabled
- DERP Read Retries enabled
ChipRev: 0D00; No Host; SpdLimit: No; SSC: No; LED: No; StagSpinByp: Yes;

AT Registers
100A0000: 0001 0001 0000 0000 0000 C0FF 1080 0042
100A0010: 0000 0000 0000 1C00 0000 2B00 0000 0000
100A0020: 0100 0000 00E2 0410 0000 0001 0000 1B00
100A0030: 0000 0000 0004 0000 0000 0000 0000 0001
100A0040: 0000 00FB 0000 0000 0000 0400 0000 00FF
100A0050: 0000 0000

SATA Core Registers
100A0800: 4018 000F 0000 0000 0000 0000 0002 0320
100A0810: 0000 0001 0000 0005 5DC0 C1C5 9C00 3333
100A0820: 764D A494 1000 96A8 1010 0004 0000 0001
100A0830: 0000 0007 0000 F0C0 F040 0000 0000 0000
100A0840: 0020 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
100A0850: 0000 0000 0000 0040 0000 4141 0810 000F
100A0860: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0002 3002 0123
100A0870: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0001 0000 0000
100A0880: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0001 0000 0000
100A0890: 0000 0000 0000 0076 0000 C480 0000 0000
100A08A0: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 1000 0001 D100
100A08B0: 0000 0000 0000 00FF 0000 0000 0000 0000
100A08C0: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
100A08D0: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
100A08E0: 0000 0000 0000 5032 5232 5032 5232 0000
100A08F0: 0000 0000 0000 0F00 0000 7878 7878 0000

SATA SSIP / Phy Registers
100A0400: 0408 0006 0023 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
100A0410: 8001 0800 3910 1020 772E 1D84 1D84 003D
100A0420: 003D 0085 0085 0C39 0000 0000 0000 0000
100A0430: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
100A0440: C280 192A 0D00 202A 0C23 0C05 0160 097C
100A0450: 03FF 0000 0000 0500 1FFC 003C 5555 5555
100A0460: 0055 5555 5555 0055 0C39 0000 0000 0000

SATA Vis Mux Registers
100A0600: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
100A0610: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000

SATA Test Mux Registers
100A0F50: xxxx xxxx 0000 0040 0000

VBM Cache Search Registers
10012680: 0000 0000 0000 0000 007F 0000 0000 00FF
10012690: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000

Traverser Regs
10012700: 0000 0000 0000

Host Data Manager Regs Bank 0
10012800: 0007 0000 7FFF 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
10012810: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000

Disc Data Manager Registers Bank 0
10012900: 0C07 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
10012910: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000

PBM Memory Controller Registers
10012A00: 0090 000B 000C 1235 0033 2002 0020 4536
10012A10: 0082 0000

Hardware Phy Event Counters
00000000: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
00000010: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
R_ERR on RX FIS Non-data: 00000, Data: 00000
R_ERR on TX FIS Non-data: 00000, Data: 00000
F3 T>/2

F3 2>Z

Spin Down Complete
Elapsed Time 0.128 msecs
F3 2>U

Spin Up Complete
Elapsed Time 10.367 secs
F3 2>/1

F3 1>N1

F3 1>
F3 T>
EchoInterfaceCmds: On

F3 T>
ATA 15 Cmds
Ts(ms) dT(ms) Op Cnt LBA
0 99999999 00 0000 000000000000
0 0 00 0000 000000000000
0 0 00 0000 000000000000
0 0 00 0000 000000000000
0 0 00 0000 000000000000
0 0 00 0000 000000000000
0 0 00 0000 000000000000
0 0 00 0000 000000000000
0 0 00 0000 000000000000
0 0 00 0000 000000000000
0 0 00 0000 000000000000
0 0 00 0000 000000000000
0 0 00 0000 000000000000
0 0 00 0000 000000000000
0 0 00 0000 000000000000

RW 32 Cmds
Ts(ms) dT(ms) xT(ms) Type Option Mode St EC Info
1609827 99999999 4 02 001121 000000 1 00000080 XFR RD SYS LBA B:00008
1E2 C:00000001 BO:000000 B/E/S 0059D00/0059D7F/0059D00
1609831 4 8 02 002421 000000 1 00000080 XFR WR SYS LBA B:00008
1E2 C:00000001 BO:000000 B/E/S 0059D00/0059D7F/0059D00
1609839 8 4 02 002421 000000 1 00000080 XFR WR SYS LBA B:00027
B32 C:00000001 BO:000000 B/E/S 0059D00/0059D7F/0059D00
1609844 5 5 02 001121 000000 1 00000080 XFR RD SYS LBA B:00005
42D C:00000001 BO:000000 B/E/S 0059D00/0059D7F/0059D00
1609850 6 8 02 001121 000000 1 00000080 XFR RD SYS LBA B:00005
42D C:00000001 BO:000000 B/E/S 0059D3C/0059DBB/0059D3C
1609858 8 8 02 002421 000000 1 00000080 XFR WR SYS LBA B:00005
42D C:00000001 BO:000000 B/E/S 0059D3C/0059DBB/0059D3C
1609866 8 4 02 002421 000000 1 00000080 XFR WR SYS LBA B:00024
D7D C:00000001 BO:000000 B/E/S 0059D3C/0059DBB/0059D3C
1609871 5 3 02 001121 000000 1 00000080 XFR RD SYS LBA B:00005
42E C:00000003 BO:000000 B/E/S 0059E16/0059F95/0059E16
1609875 4 8 02 002421 000000 1 00000080 XFR WR SYS LBA B:00005
42E C:00000003 BO:000000 B/E/S 0059E16/0059F95/0059E16
1609883 8 4 02 002421 000000 1 00000080 XFR WR SYS LBA B:00024
D7E C:00000003 BO:000000 B/E/S 0059E16/0059F95/0059E16
1609887 4 99999999 3B 002421 000000 1 00000080 SV_USR_ALT_LST
1609925 38 5 02 002421 000000 1 00000080 XFR WR SYS LBA B:00003
E89 C:000000DE BO:000000 B/E/S 007CF08/0083E07/007CF08
1609931 6 3 02 002421 000000 1 00000080 XFR WR SYS LBA B:00023
7D9 C:000000DE BO:000000 B/E/S 007CF08/0083E07/007CF08
1609744 4294967109 4 02 002421 000000 1 00000080 XFR WR SYS LBA B:000
27CEE C:0000000A BO:000000 B/E/S 0059D00/005A1FF/0059D00
860 4293358412 10259 2F 000000 000000 1 00000080 SPN_UP NORMAL
11119 10259 237 34 000000 000000 1 00000080 UPD_TCC 0
11446 327 0 42 000000 000000 1 00000080 UNKNOWN
11466 20 17 02 001121 000000 0 43110081 XFR RD SYS LBA B:00000
000 C:00000002 BO:000000 B/E/S 00A4399/00A4498/00A4399
11486 20 6 02 001121 000000 1 00000080 XFR RD SYS LBA B:00000
004 C:00000010 BO:000000 B/E/S 0090199/0090998/0090199
11495 9 6 02 001121 000000 1 00000080 XFR RD SYS LBA B:00000
018 C:00000065 BO:000000 B/E/S 0090199/0093418/0090199
11527 32 8 02 001121 000000 1 00000080 XFR RD SYS LBA B:00004
95F C:00000018 BO:000000 B/E/S 0090199/05FFFFF/0090199
11537 10 2 02 001121 000000 1 00000080 XFR RD SYS LBA B:00005
540 C:00000008 BO:000000 B/E/S 0059D00/005A1FF/0059D00
11541 4 6 02 002421 000000 1 00000080 XFR WR SYS LBA B:00005
540 C:00000001 BO:000000 B/E/S 0059D00/0059D7F/0059D00
11548 7 4 02 002421 000000 1 00000080 XFR WR SYS LBA B:00024
E90 C:00000001 BO:000000 B/E/S 0059D00/0059D7F/0059D00
11552 4 5 02 001121 000000 1 00000080 XFR RD SYS LBA B:00005
F88 C:00000001 BO:000000 B/E/S 0071100/007117F/0071100
11557 5 9 02 001121 000000 1 00000080 XFR RD SYS LBA B:00005
FE8 C:00000001 BO:000000 B/E/S 0071100/007117F/0071100
11566 9 13 02 001121 000000 1 00000080 XFR RD SYS LBA B:00003
E89 C:00000243 BO:000000 B/E/S 007CF08/008F087/007CF08
11693 127 7 02 001121 000000 1 00000080 XFR RD SYS LBA B:00023
7D9 C:00000243 BO:000000 B/E/S 007CF08/008F087/007CF08
11904 211 5 02 001121 000000 1 00000080 XFR RD SYS LBA B:00007
D95 C:000000C8 BO:000000 B/E/S 005210B/005850A/005210B
11913 9 9 12 001121 000000 1 00000080 TEMP 25 degC
11922 9 9 02 002421 000000 1 00000080 XFR WR SYS LBA B:00006
933 C:00000001 BO:000000 B/E/S 0051B0B/0051B8A/0051B0B
11932 10 73 02 002421 000000 1 00000080 XFR WR SYS LBA B:00026
283 C:00000001 BO:000000 B/E/S 0051B0B/0051B8A/0051B0B

F3 T>
Current R/W User LBA 00000000 LLL CHS 000000.0.0000 PLP CHS 000000.0.0000
R/W Status 1 R/W Error 00000080 Ready


F3 T>z

Invalid Diagnostic Command

F3 T>
F3 T>
This command is no longer supported.
Use the Online Control-L command instead.

TetonST 2.0 SATA Moose Gen 3.0 (RAP fmt 10 ) w/sdff (RV )
Product FamilyId: 27, MemberId: 03
HDA SN: 5QK0NKM0, RPM: 7206, Wedges: 108, Heads: 6, Lbas: 575466F0, PreampType:
68 03
PCBA SN: 0000K904LF0B, Controller: TETONST_2(639D)(3-0E-3-5), Channel: AGERE_COP
PERHEAD_LITE, PowerAsic: MCKINLEY Rev 51, BufferBytes: 2000000
Package Version: MS011B.SDD8.AD090D., Package P/N: 100506680, Package Builder ID
: 3K,
Package Build Date: 02/07/2008, Package Build Time: 16:01:26, Package CFW Versio
n: MS01.SDD8.00059553.3K00,
Package SFW1 Version: B100, Package SFW2 Version: C0FE, Package SFW3 Version: --
--, Package SFW4 Version: ----
Controller FW Rev: 02071601, CustomerRel: SD81, Changelist: 00059553, ProdType:
MS01.SDD8, Date: 02/07/2008, Time: 160126, UserId: 00000761
Servo FW Rev: B100
RAP Format Rev: 0092, Contents Rev: 15 05 01 08
Features:
- Quadradic Equation AFH enabled
- VBAR with adjustable zone boundaries enabled
- Volume Based Sparing enabled
- IOEDC enabled
- IOECC enabled
- DERP Read Retries enabled
This command is no longer supported.
Use the Online Control-L command instead.

Spinning Down

Spin Down Complete
Elapsed Time 12.333 secs
Delaying 5000 msec

Jumping to Power On Reset
Bogus ISR




Thank you kindly!

[sfdoctorp]

Any thoughts on this?

Please kindly share any advice/ideas you have, as this one has stumped a few of us

[jaclaz]

sfdoctorp, on 07 March 2012 - 11:35 AM, said:

Any thoughts on this?

Please kindly share any advice/ideas you have, as this one has stumped a few of us

Please take your time reading ATTENTIVELY the Rules of this Board, particularly Rule 2a:
http://www.msfn.org/...tion=boardrules

Quote

2.a Use some common sense. Do not create identical topics or make identical posts in more than one forum. Think before posting and choose the right topic for your question or answer. Do not "bump" newly created topics until at least 24 hours have passed. If a topic is been "bumped" three times without any new replies, please consider reviewing and editing your original post and adding any information which you think may help other members in answering your question(s) or concern(s). When posting, have something to say, not just "My First post!" or "Cool site!!!" We sort of have the idea by now. :-)

PLEASE, do NOT double post.
You started a new thread, here:
http://www.msfn.org/...something-else/
let's continue there ONLY.

jaclaz

[AustrianDes]

Hi All,

I have followed the instructions and everything went well, although at the last step I didn't get a "success" message just:

F3 T>m0,2,2,0,0,0,0,22
Max Wr Retries = 00, Max Rd Retries = 00, Max ECC T-Level = 00, Max Certify Rewrite Retries = 0000

This took about 12 minutes.

I power cycled the drive and before hitting Ctrl-z it says:

Rst 0x20M
RAP subfile error 2044
RAP subfile error 2044

I have searched here for anyone else getting this message and didn't get any hits ...

Is there a diagnostic command I can enter (in Putty) to establish if my drive is OK or not?

Thanks in advance!

Des

Drive:
Seagate Barracude 7200.11
ST31000333A3
1000Gbytes
P/N 9FZ136 - 500

This post has been edited by AustrianDes: 17 March 2012 - 11:51 AM

[jaclaz]

AustrianDes, on 17 March 2012 - 11:43 AM, said:

Is there a diagnostic command I can enter (in Putty) to establish if my drive is OK or not?

Your best bet is to try running again from scratch.
http://www.experimen...eagate-recovery

jaclaz

[cappyboi]

Hi, Im new to the forum and I'm a little lost on the recovery method.

I noticed Gradius posted a link to seagate fix tool on ebay that would do the same thing without splicing the cables and wiring. I just wanted to know if I need a separate power supply to connect to the sata power port before I buy this?

http://cgi.ebay.com/...em=280748167812

[jaclaz]

cappyboi, on 22 March 2012 - 11:50 AM, said:

Hi, Im new to the forum and I'm a little lost on the recovery method.

I noticed Gradius posted a link to seagate fix tool on ebay that would do the same thing without splicing the cables and wiring. I just wanted to know if I need a separate power supply to connect to the sata power port before I buy this?

You need such a power supply expecially AFTER you have bought the referenced item .

But you can get it from *any* desktop PSU, at the most you may need a Molex 4 pin to SATA cable/adapter, something like this one:

Spoiler

An alternative is to buy one of those El-Cheapo USB adapters, example:

Spoiler

If you have not a clear idea of the procedure, read the "alternate" and actually suggested as it is more detailed, with images and what not guide:
http://www.msfn.org/...seagate-drives/
http://www.mapleleaf...agatebrick.html

jaclaz

[cappyboi]

I really appreciate the quick reply jaclaz , I saw a lot of tutorials out there and some had a power supply connected and some didn't so I was a little lost. Luckily I can just salvage a power supply from my old desktop.

One more question, although I think I'm answering it as I type it. I noticed on mapleleaf's tutorial he had two additional cables from the serial line going to the power supply. I wouldn't need to do that if I bought the ebay item since that is USB powered right?

[jaclaz]

cappyboi, on 22 March 2012 - 12:26 PM, said:

One more question, although I think I'm answering it as I type it. I noticed on mapleleaf's tutorial he had two additional cables from the serial line going to the power supply. I wouldn't need to do that if I bought the ebay item since that is USB powered right?

Yep (meaning NO , you won't need the two additional wires to power the adapter), just in case REMEMBER GROUNDing.

jaclaz

[cappyboi]

Duly Noted and thank you very much sir

[pr007]

Hello. When i found your forum I was very happy because there was a solution to the annoying problem of this drives. But unfortunately it didn't go as it supposed to.
I bought the adapter from ebay:
http://www.ebay.com/...984.m1497.l2649
connected everything but I can't get past this step:

F3 T>2

LED:000000CC FAddr:0025BF67
LED:000000CC FAddr:0025BF67

I manage to get the F3 T>, but when I type 2 and hit enter I always get the LED errors.
I have tried both the "head" and "motor" methods and also by completely removing the PCB board but all three methods returned the same error. I also tried waiting 20-30 seconds before hitting CTRL-Z in all three methods as someone suggested in the previous posts. My drive is not ES. If I try to run the drive with the PCB board screwed on the HyperTerminal also returns a LED error, just with a different number.

If someone has any other ideas...I would appreciate it. Thank you.

[smandurlo]

/2

not 2

u must write EXACTLY what is written, not something similar.

[cspot]

Hi everyone.

I am looking at this drive for a friend. I had no luck in getting his drive to say anything to me, so I dug up an oscilloscope to take a look at what was happening at the pins. It looks like there is somewhere around 4 volts on the RX pin and 2.6 volts on the TX pin. These reading were taken when nothing was hooked up to the hard drive. I am assuming some components on the board have gone bad.

I would appreciate any helpful feedback.

[BlouBul]

cspot, on 23 March 2012 - 09:22 AM, said:

I had no luck in getting his drive to say anything to me...

First things first. Did you do a loopback test? See the FGA for more info. (especially no. 4)

[cspot]

BlouBul, on 23 March 2012 - 12:31 PM, said:

cspot, on 23 March 2012 - 09:22 AM, said:

I had no luck in getting his drive to say anything to me...

First things first. Did you do a loopback test? See the FGA for more info. (especially no. 4)

I did do a loopback test. I have several usb-ttl devices. One is a bus pirate and the other two are spark fun devices. I modified one of the spark fun devices to work on 3.3V as per their guide. They were all capable of talking to themselves. I was even successful hooking them up to each other and sending data from one serial console to the other.

Thanks for the quick reply.

[jaclaz]

I am not sure to get it.

Forget about voltage on pins (temporarily).

Is the disk LBA0 or BSY?

Or none of the above?

jaclaz