The New PC-3000 Flash Software Ver. 7.5.11 is Available!

A SHORT LIST OF THE MAIN ENHANCEMENTS

ENHANCED	SanDisk 8Sec translator for TLC memory algorithm
ADDED	SanDisk 8Sec translator for MLC memory
ADDED	assembly translator algorithm for SM3268 / SM3269 based drives
ENHANCED	SM2704 Translator Algorithm
ENHANCED	SSS6677 Translator Algorithm. Now the assembling algorithm can search the damaged copies of translator tables and reconstruct a working copy from the partially working tables
ENHANCED	PS8210 Translator Algorithm
ADDED	support for NAND QLC Intel / Micron N18 chips
ADDED	a specialized method for data analysis and image building for FAT32-based file systems: “Image based on analysis (FAT32)”
ADDED	BUS pinout detection for the Spider Board adapter.

A DETAILED LIST OF ENHANCEMENTS:

ENHANCED	SanDisk 8Sec translator for TLC memory algorithm: support of new types of firmware and new types of internal structures checking procedure of ECC structures inside the translator tables detailed information about image building procedure now display in log added support of COLB1S5211C1e30r firmware modification added support of COLB1S5211C0t30m firmware modification
ENHANCED	SanDisk TLC translator to work with drives that have offsets in the SLC block
ADDED	SanDisk 8Sec translator for MLC memory: both UFD and SD / MSD drives are supported for image assembling added support for 00ACP01X firmware modification added support for COLB1S5211C1b30o firmware modification
ADDED	the ability to detect the shift of the ROOT folder in the expected place for Sandisk MLC / TLC image building algorithms. Information about the possible shift will be displayed in the log
ENHANCED	image assembling digitalization of the log in Sandisk MLC and TLC translators
ADDED	assembling translator algorithm for SM3268 / SM3269 based drives
ENHANCED	SM2704 Translator Algorithm
ENHANCED	SSS6677 Translator Algorithm. Now the assembling algorithm can search the damaged copies of translator tables and reconstruct a working copy from the partially working tables
ENHANCED	PS8210 Translator Algorithm
ADDED	support for NAND QLC Intel / Micron N18 chips: Intel 29F512G08EBHAF [89D40C32 AA] Micron MT29F1T08GBCAG [2CD40C32 AA]
ADDED	the new feature of voltage control in the ID reading mode . Now it is possible to read the ID with 1.8V and 3.3V for VCC and VCCq circuits. It helps to read the new 1.8V NAND chips by default without the necessity to change the power parameters in the PC-3000 Flash Power Control Adapter settings
ADDED	a new algorithm of marker parameters detection for image building by Block Number Type 1 [0000]. It helps to detect the correct mask parameters for different cases
ADDED	a specialized method for data analysis and image building for FAT32-based file systems: “Image based on analysis (FAT32)”

This method, based on deep analysis of FAT structures, in some cases allows you to get a high-quality logical image. The method turns out to be irreplaceable in tasks where there is no translator algorithm for image building or there is no marker in SA area (FC1178/79, SSS6696, SSS6697, SSS6698, TC58NC6623, CBM2199a and other noname controllers). You can learn more about this method in our article

ADDED	BUS pinout detection for the Spider Board adapter. This new feature allows to detect the pins of I/O data lines in case if those pins were unknown. You can read more about this in our article
ENHANCED	the “Visual cutting of sectors in a block” tool. Added auto-detection of clipping formula and group clipping of selected pages by pressing the [Space] key
ADDED	support for basic read commands with a 4-byte block address. This allows you to read large-capacity chips where the block addressing goes beyond 3 bytes
ADDED	the ability to enter values ​​in the hexadecimal form to the dialog for editing the channel synchronization table. A flag that allows you to apply the entered value immediately after entering has been added as well
ADDED	an additional “XOR Next 2 Byte” flag in the mode of deleting Bad Bytes by BitMap. It is useful when working with dumps of AlcorMicro controllers

ADDED

the ability to show on the screen the voltage control dialog of the supply circuits simultaneously with Reading the ID of NAND chips. That allows you to control the supply voltage directly in the process of reading the identifier

ADDED	output to the protocol in the reread mode based on external files. That allows you to evaluate which file is applied for each range
ADDED	a flag to the dialog for editing the protocol time parameters. That allows to save the specified values ​​not only for the current task, but also as initial values ​​for all subsequent tasks

ADDED

Resources: Static XORs View the full list

Case study 28-WDC WD10SDZW-11UMGS0 CASE READY ONLY 190 FILE ERROR

   Model : WDC WD10SDZW-11UMGS0
  Serial : WD-WXB1A28FKA8Y
Firmware : 01.01A01
Capacity : 1 000 GB (1 953 459 632)

 

 

 

USB HARD DISK SATA BOARD FIX AFTER ALL SA FILES READ DATA COPY OVER

 

 

 

 

 

 

Case study 27-TOSHIBA DT01ACA050-HEAD REPLACEMENT

  

Model : TOSHIBA DT01ACA050
  Serial : 23O62KTGS
Firmware : MS1OA750
Capacity : 500 GB (976 773 168)
 

Seagate F3 Terminal Command Set

Seagate F3 Terminal Command Set

 

 

Tue Jul 14, 2015 3:01 pm

Here's a consolidated version of all the Seagate terminal commands collected so far. It's not intended to be an exhaustive list, but rather a collection of commands useful in data recovery. If you have more info to share please post it and I'll add it to the list:

The Very Basics:

TTL Default Settings:
Bits per second - 38400
Data Bits - 8
Parity - None
Stop Bits - 1
Flow Control - None

Ctrl + z (initiates the terminal connection and should prompt with level T>)
Ctrl + a (displays drive info, Package Version, Serial #, Model # (useful for missing label), Servo FW, etc.
Ctrl + l (displays drive info, # heads, serial, preamp type, family ID, etc.)
Ctrl + c (tells some drives to spin down, can be used immediately after CTL + z)
Ctrl + x (displays log of history commands)
/X (used to change levels, replace X with level 2, 3, 4,... 7, T, etc.)
2>Z (puts drive to sleep)
2>U (spins drive up)
7>X (test read/write head resistance)
T>B[N] (sets baud rate to N, so for example T>B921000 sets to 921000 baud. If invald rate is input, e.g. B1, drive will report supported rates)
T>V1 (returns slip defect list - confirm translator loading)
T>V2 (checks T-List)
T>V4 (checks G-List entries)
T>V10 (checks P-List)
T>V40 (checks for non-resident G-list entries)
1>G6A (clear P-List - Not Recommended!)
T> i2,2,22 (clear T-List - Non Recommended!)
C>Q (returns list of all available commands, sometimes just says "No Help Available" on all of them)
1>N1 (clears S.M.A.R.T)
1>N5 (returns SMART values in terminal window)
T>i4,1,22 (clears G-List)
7>m100 (clears DOS config tables)
T>J (displays CAP which has some drive info such as internal model, family ID, serial numbers, etc.)
C>U10 (regenerate MCMT while retaining MC contents)
C>U2 (regenerate MCMT and MC)

F Command: (thanks to hddoracle.com)
This is helpful for drives stuck in pending reallocate mode (E.G. InitiateMarkPendingReallocateRequest for disc_lba: )
All commands issues at level T>. Also HDD needs to be power cycled after issuing.

F (lists out all the parameters and bytes that can be modified within the F command)
F"RWRecoveryFlags",00,22 (disables read sparing, write sparing, and enables correction)
F"RWRecoveryFlags",01,22 (disables read sparing, write sparing and disables correction)
F"BGMSFlags",00,22 (disables background media scan)
F"PerformanceFlags",0060,22 (disables offline sparing, deferred auto reallocation, and idle activities)
F"ReadRetries",00,22 (disables read retries - possibly better performance in software like ddrescue)
F,,22 (resets to default - sometimes necessary to get sector access back afterward)

r & w Commands:
Commands issued at level T>

r command is used to read system files (E.G. T>r93 requests system file 93)
w command is used to write system files (E.G. T>w28 initiates write for system file 28)

These commands can also be used to read/write a specific volume/copy of a system file. The command is issued as follows:
r[FileId],[VolumeNum],[CopyNum],[ByteOffset],[Length],[OutputFmt]
w[FileId],[VolumeNum],[CopyNum],[ByteOffset]
So for example to read system file 28 volume 3, copy 1: T>r28,3,1
To write system file 93 volume 3, copy 0: T>w93,3,0
(Most SA modules are in the default volume 3, just FYI)

These read/write operations are carried out using Y-Modem protocol supported by some terminal programs.

SSHD Specific (Rosewood Drives):

O>I (Clear NAND of Donor in preparation for PCB replacement w/ ROM transfer)

M Command Quick Reference: (thanks to PCLab)
All commands issued at level T>

m0,6,2,,,,,22 (most commonly used to regenerate translator)

m0,2,1,,,,,22 ( To rebuilt slip list, V1 )
m0,2,2,,,,,22 ( To rebuilt G list, V2 )
m0,2,3,,,,,22 ( To rebuilt P list, V3 )

m0,5,1,10,3,,,22 ( To zero fill with slip list )
m0,5,2,10,3,,,22 ( To zero fill with G list )
m0,5,3,10,3,,,22 ( To zero fill with P list )

m0,8,1,10,3,,,22 ( To format with slip list )
m0,8,2,10,3,,,22 ( To format with G list )
m0,8,3,10,3,,,22 ( To format with P list )

m0,D,1,,,,,22 ( To repair bad sector by Slip list )
m0,D,2,,,,,22 ( To repair bad sector by G list )
m0,D,3,,,,,22 ( To repair bad sector by P list )

m0,20,1,,,,,22 ( To format (seacos XF) by Slip list )
m0,20,2,,,,,22 ( To format (seacos XF) by G list )
m0,20,3,,,,,22 ( To format (seacos XF) by P list, most powerfull to repair bad sectors, red and green blocks )

m0,2,2,,,,,22 ( Format user area partition without certifying defects and relocate defects. not effect Data in a drive )
m0,2,1,,,,,22 ( Format user area partition with user slip list with certify defects. DATA WILL BE LOSS )
m0,D,3,,,,,22 ( Format user area partition with repairing of bad sector, auto add bad sector into G list and in the last it will be shifted to P list )

m0,5,1,,,,,22 ( it used for erasing of all sector )
m0,8,2,,,,,22 ( it is used for formatting hard disk sectors )

M Command Full Explanation: (thanks to irs)

Seagate Terminal M Command.doc

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Terminal Errors Explained: (thanks to HDDGuy)

TCC-001A[0x000042F9][0x000042F9]ZZZZMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZMMMMMMMMMMM.... = This error relates to an inability to read Servo or Overlays. This message is also displayed at some Grenada models when PCB/ROM is not native.

Failed to load overlay 00000004 - this is usually associated with some hardware error and can be caused by non-native adaptives (i.e non-original ROM)

SIM error 1002 = this message alerts us to some error with one or more defect list. Potentially P-list or NRG list can be bad.

SIM error 2044 - Translator tables cannot be read or are damaged.

SIM error 1009 - Module 17A is damaged

SIM Error 203F / SIM Error 2040 / SIM Error 2044 / SIM Error 3005 - Also seem to be damaged or unreadable translator related errors

LED:00000047 FAddr:FFFFFFFE - Usually this relates to Media Cache

LED:000000BC FAddr:00006220 - Usually this also relates to Media Cache or some relocation parameters.

More Terminal Errors Explained: (thanks to jol and acelabs)

SIM ERROR 3005 (mean that “format corrupted flag” in on and Translator is not loaded in RAM)

“No HOST FIS-ReadyStatusFlags” (reason message: why translator is not loaded).

More Terminal Errors Collected From the Web By Your's Truely

LED:0x000000BD FAddr:0x00009887 or LED:000000BD FAddr:0000988E - Usually relates to Media Cache or other background processes in System File 93. Some have reported clearing SMART as having fixed the issue.

MCMTFileHandler: EXCEPTION: Failed MCMT read request - Relates to System file 346 being damaged, or possibly media cache

LED:000000CC FAddr:0024A7E5 - Bad Translator. Short read channel, clear smart, regenerate translator.

SMI init (or) Training Failed - Bad PCB

Disc FW failed to load - Bad PCB

Sense code = xxxxxx82 – problem with sector translation (broken translator) (x's will be other numbers)
Sense code = xxxxxx81 – uncorrected error (bad sector, not translator)

LED:00000067 - Normal if PCB is removed from HDA. Otherwise it's heads/media damage

SimError - Remaining in BootFW
Perform a double download without a power cycle (This error occurs with non-original ROM code or PCB)

 

Case study 26 - Model : ST1000LM035-1RK172 -MCMT table is corrupted

    Model : ST1000LM035-1RK172
  Serial : WES1TMEG
Firmware : SBM3
Capacity : 1 000 GB (1 953 525 168)

 

 

 dDATA RECOVERY POSSIBLES 1 DAY DATA RECOVERY OVER 

 

 

 

 

Manufacture Programming Mode is in unlock mode issue

 

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Manufacture Programming Mode is in unlock mode issue

Free HP MPM Unlocker tools

tools to update HP Laptop Serial number , Model Name , UUID, CT number etc

    

See Also

Solved :Lenovo All series Suppervisor Password Remove , Computrace disable

Intel ME System Tools
Intel ME Firmware Repository pack Download

Case study 25 -ST1000DM003-1SB10C-PreampFaultStatus = 0004 CASE ST 12

    Model : ST1000DM003-1SB10C
  Serial : Z9A17X5E
Firmware : CC43
Capacity : 1 000 GB (1 953 525 168)

F3 T>
HighPowerMode Status 0001 Req 0002
Pharaoh Oasis LuxorLite 1.0, 1MB Flash, ABIE, PBASeed, SP2.5, DFZ9A17X5E
Product FamilyId: 94, MemberId: 06
HDA SN: Z9A17X5E, RPM: 7197, Wedges: 188, Heads: 2, OrigHeads: 2, Lbas: 00000E8FEAA6, PreampType: B0 04
Bits/Symbol: C, Symbols/UserSector: BEB, Symbols/SystemSector: 1A5
PCBA SN: 0000W622UCFM, Controller: LUXORLPLUS_2_0(0205), Channel: STX_DUNRAVEN, PowerAsic: Unknown Rev 00, BufferBytes: 2000000
SF ID: 0 0, SF Part Size: 400, Flash Used: 400
Package Version: PAA4010B4.CCD4.PA1C00.CC43    , Package P/N: 100791438, Package Global ID: 00496476,
Package Build Date: 11/10/2015, Package Build Time: 14:30:08, Package CFW Version: PAA4010B4.CCD4.PA1C00.00946774.00496476.CC43    ,
Package SFW1 Version: B423, Package SFW2 Version: ----, Package SFW3 Version: ----, Package SFW4 Version: ----
Controller FW Rev: 11101430, CustomerRel: CC43, Changelist: 00946774, ProdType: PAA4010.CCD4QC, Date: 11/10/2015, Time: 143008, UserId: 00496476
Servo FW Rev: B423
TCG IV Version: n/a
Package BPN: 36
RAP FW Implementation Key: 16, Format Rev: 0005, Contents Rev: 0B 01 00 00
Active BFW Container: 0
4K Sys Area: 0

PreampFaultStatus = 0004

PreampFaultStatus = 0004

PreampFaultStatus = 0004

PreampFaultStatus = 0004

PreampFaultStatus = 0004

PreampFaultStatus = 0004

PreampFaultStatus = 0004

PreampFaultStatus = 0004

PreampFaultStatus = 0004

SOLUTION: HEAD REPLACEMENT 

MEDIA CATCH 

Case study 24-SEAGATE CASE NO 3101

 

  Model : ST1000LM035-1RK172
  Serial : W9320B60
Firmware : SBM3
Capacity : 1 000 GB (1 953 525 168)
 

 

Update Mask - 0000000004D667A0 - 00000008 - 00
Update Mask - 0000000004D667A8 - 00000008 - 00
Update Mask - 0000000004D667B0 - 00000008 - 00
Update Mask - 0000000004D667B8 - 00000008 - 00
Update Mask - 0000000004D667C0 - 00000008 - 00
Update Mask - 0000000004D667C8 - 00000008 - 00
Update Mask - 0000000004D667D0 - 00000008 - 00
Update Mask - 0000000004D667D8 - 00000008 - 00
Update Mask - 0000000004D667E0 - 00000008 - 00
Update Mask - 0000000004D667E8 - 00000008 - 00

98 FILE  WORK
 

Case study 23- SIM Error 2042 LBA 00000000000122A3 FD FC35E028

Case study 22-Rosewood EB01 Error : BFW compatibility sect. inx err!

 

 

Rosewood EB01 Error : BFW compatibility sect. inx err!

 

Terminal Out put
Boot0x80M
TCC:0021

QB
Rst0x80M
T:0x000C 0x3162FB2C
FTU
TCC:0021:0028 EMCDataErr:00000012

PrgF
(P)SATAReset

RAWOFF
PASS
EDACValue=00000000FFFFF111
EDACValue=00000000FFFFF111
EDACValue=00000000FFFFF111
EDACValue=00000000FFFFF111
SIMFileFD=FC3B3348ErrorCode=44090082DiscLBA=0000000000006498Duration=00000821ms
EDACValue=00000000FFFFF111
EDACValue=00000000FFFFF111
EDACValue=00000000FFFFF111
EDACValue=00000000FFFFF111
SIMFileFD=FC3B3348ErrorCode=44090082DiscLBA=0000000000013E98Duration=00000821ms
MCMT table is corrupted
6GbMaxSpeedloweredto3GbforIntelbug
SendStatus:COMRESETseen
CSpd=3Gbps
FIS34
DOS:0 Scan Unit

 

 

 SOLUTION : /cU10

fix 

 

 

 

Case study 21-SMAUSNG DONER-- healing Enable 003C 001E 0000 001EmS1 00000003

 *PAUNI_L2958*PA VID=0011 PN=000D Rev=0001- PA_LSI2958 Found
*PAUNI_L2958*PA VID=0011 PN=000D Rev=0001- PA_LSI2958 FoundU

MADIPAKKAM

ST1000LM024 in with head failure. Heads were replaced successfully and HDD enters RDY.

Quite a number of firmware modules were unreadable reporting UNC or ABR on all heads. However increasing the read attempts in utility from the default of 102 to maximum of 255 allowed reading of nearly all modules. There were particular problems reading S-List to begin with

It is possible to read sectors, however there appears to be a translator issue - data in sector 0 is wrong, and other data the disk reads does not correspond to what would be expected in that sector. Reading parts of the MFT allow access to file entries, but opening the files they nearly all have the incorrect header. RAW recovery provides good files.

Perhaps one of the defect lists is not correctly being loaded? (S-List)

Terminal output below from power on.

Thanks,
A



ActiveFW : 00
FWVer : 0001
SATA PLL cal done
DDR size detected = 16MB

DDR size detected = 16MB

*PAUNI_L2958*PA VID=0011 PN=000D Rev=0001- PA_LSI2958 Found
*PAUNI_L2958*PA VID=0011 PN=000D Rev=0001- PA_LSI2958 FoundU
S_0SO_1
SPU@23C,5060mV
IS=3
CLA ..36/65
HO..OK
HO RPM=3263 OK
AC 780
ST..Skip..OK
mS1 00000003
GT:406
SC(L):4100/16
BE.N:28
LD..OK
SK C: 7747 H:0
Loaded FIT ( 0: 0: 1)
CalibTable Loaded. Rev:0x1B
ResoTable Loaded. Rev:0x01
Bump Limit Loaded. Rev:0x01
RRO1xTable Loaded. Rev:0x01
Fw Active 00
Ovly loaded to 0x00014D00
Ovly loaded to 0x1002DF60
FdtTable Loaded. Rev:0x02
| 17 | SLIST | 4 | 0 | 0 | 5B04 |
| 17 | SLIST | 4 | 1 | 0 | 1140 |
| 17 | SLIST | 4 | 2 | 0 | 1140 |
Unknown file id 384
Up MC

PwrOn RRO1x @ H0
Table) cos = -711680, sin = 496640
Coeff) cos = -35792, sin = 50008

DiskSlip : 122 [SrvTrk]
DiskSlip : 131 [SrvTrk]
0. phs diff 1 [wedges] Table) 155, coef) 154

PwrOn RRO1x @ H2
Table) cos = -716544, sin = 489472
Coeff) cos = -30592, sin = 34175

DiskSlip : 122 [SrvTrk]
DiskSlip : 129 [SrvTrk]
4. phs diff 0 [wedges] Table) 156, coef) 156
TgtCyl: 832
Hd: 2 Zn: 0 Avg.:- 229
TgtCyl: 263568
Hd: 2 Zn: 1 Avg.: 1045

SVCAL(0080,0000)-->PASS
RecordValid Fail : 0406E47D 0007E41D
ENG>| 152 | ZONHEAL3 | 64 | 0 | 0 | 5B04 |
[INIT_ATWH_V2 REV:0008 GRP:1]
RdyTm = 15764986 us
EPOK
mS1 00000003
SK C:155464 H:0
SC(U)..4100/80
UD..OK : 80
PK_4 C: 9 H:0

healing Enable 003C 001E 0000 001E

SOLUTION

you can used: rebuild S-List From T-List . And ReBuild T-List From D-List. in the menu .

Turn off and on Power. and try again.

MCMTFileHandler: EXCEPTION: Failed MCMT read request

Use PC-3000 for HDD. Seagate F3. Repair Seagate hard drive "MCMTFileHandler: EXCEPTION: Failed MCMT read request" error data recovery

Author: data recovery center in Chengdu Source: Network reprint reading: 1495

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Recently, we received a Seagate hard drive data recovery case. After powering on the hard drive, we saw the following information in the command terminal:

1. MCMTFileHandler :  EXCEPTION : Failed  MCMT read request 

We often encounter such situations, so let's see what can be done to bypass this error and get access to the complete hard disk ID and user data area to complete the hard disk data recovery from such failures.
As we know, MC (MediaCache)-a temporary non-user addressable memory used to buffer input or output data on magnetic media. If the drive works for too long, then the MediaCache area will write errors, and the corresponding system file (vol.0x03 File ID 0x0346), which is related to MediaCache, becomes unreadable.  Let us look at the real driver.
ST500DM002 starts normally without any abnormal sound, but the ID cannot be read, and the following error message is displayed on the terminal:

If we try to use the read command to check 346 system files, we see the following output information:

This means that 346 system files are readable. But the read command (F3 T>r) only checks the first few sectors of the system file, so we cannot be sure whether the entire system file is really good. So we need to manually use the read terminal to check it. Use Tools- >Utility extensions->Service information objects :

and then in  System File  tab enter the  File ID  we want to check:

 To make reading faster, we can increase the previous interface speed:

As we can see in the next screenshot, the reading has stopped from block 129 of 321, and the system file has not been read:

It seems that we have found a problem: 346 system file, which is a necessary condition for driver initialization, we need to repair it to make the drive work normally, but what if the system head cannot write to the service area ? We can check the writing according to the next document.

Let's try to write a 346 system file on another Seagate Pharaoh family hard drive. I filled it with 00 to make the drive's initialization faster.

Have a good resource backup. If you don’t have a compatible backup yet, you can download the 346 files of the r Pharaoh and Grenada families here.

Then use the Write Data to HDD button to select and write the system files of the accessory hard disk:

When the writing is over, we refresh the 346 sysfile and see that we are lucky, and there are no bad sectors in the body of the sysfile, and 346 has been written and can be read again.
Therefore, we restart the drive, wait for it to be ready, and get the full ID and normal access to the sector!

 

 

 F3 T>
Boot 0x40M
 Spin Up
 Trans.

 Spin Up
SpinOK
TCC:0020

(P) SATA Reset

RAW OFF
 PASS
 MCMainPOR: Start:
 User Data Base  004403B0
 Check MCMT Version: Current
 MCMainPOR: MCTStateFlags 0000002A  MCStateFlags 004000C1
MC061: MainPOR: MC off and MCMT empty
MC057: MainPOR: EXCEPTION: POR Failed General  Tms 00000040
MC062: MainPOR: Feature Disabled...
 MSP MainPOR: Feature Disabled by AMPS
6Gb Max Speed lowered to 3Gb for Intel bug
Send Status: COMRESET seen

HEAD PROBLEM BAD HEAD CASE TERMINAL REPORT

 
F3 T>
ASCII Diag mode

F3 T>
Input_
 RECOV Servo Op=0100 Resp=0005Command_Error

F3 T>
ASCII Diag mode

F3 T>
 RECOV Servo Op=0900 Resp=0005
 RECOV Servo Op=0165 Resp=0005
(P) SATA Reset

Input_Command_Error

F3 T>
Rst 0x10M
Servo Processor Is Reset.
 Spin Up
 RECOV Servo Op=0100 Resp=0005
 RECOV Servo Op=0900 Resp=0005
 RECOV Servo Op=0165 Resp=0005
(P) SATA Reset

LED:000000BC FAddr:00004400
LED:000000BC FAddr:00004400
LED:000000BC FAddr:00004400
LED:000000BC FAddr:00004400

TOOLS NVME M2 SSD ENCLOSER

 TOOLS NVME M2 SSD ENCLOSER 

Thanks to the different screw holes, the NVMe M.2 housing can be used for different types of NVMe M.2 drives. It is possible to install the following disks: 22x30, 22x42, 22x60 and 22x80. Check in advance whether your NVMe M.2 disk fits in this Orico NVMe M.2 housing.

Compatible with PCIe NVMe M.2 M Key SSD with 2280, 2260, 2242, 2230 form factor: Samsung 950 Pro, PM951, PM981, SM961, 960 EVO, 960 Pro, 970 EVO, 970 Pro, WD Black, ADATA XPG, Corsair Force, Crucial, Intel Optane memory 600P, 760P, 900P, Toshiba OCZ RC100, Patriot, SK Hynix, Kingston, Mushkin Pilot, DREVO D1 XTREME Z370. Note: not suitable for SATA M.2 SSD.

Note: This enclosure is only suitable for NVME M.2 drives, including:

ADATA SPECTRIX S40G
ADATA SX6000 Lite and PRO
ADATA SX8200 PRO
ADATA XPG GAMMIX S5 / S11 PRO
ADATA XPG SPECTRIX S40G
KINGSTON S-A1000-M8 NVME 240/480/960 GB.
ORICO TROODON V500 SSD Series
LEXAR NM610
LEXAR NM520
VGEN HYPER NVME M.2 Series NV256VHY
SAMSUNG 950 PRO / SM961 (OEM)
SAMSUNG 960 PRO
SAMSUNG 970 EVO and EVO PLUS
WD BLACK PCI-e NVME SSD
WD BLUE SN500 NVME SSD

The NVMe M.2 hard drive enclosure is therefore NOT compatible with M.2 SATA drives.
Between the images you can find which disks are not compatible with this housing.

Seagate Rosewood Families, Headmaps and Preamps

Seagate Rosewood Families, Headmaps and Preamps

Post by lcoughey » Wed Jun 19, 2019 5:24 pm

Rosewood 8C (CheopsAM)- WES, WCC, W93, WCB

WES - 0,1 - 82 - SDM1
WCC - 0,1,2,3 - 82
W93 - 0,1 - 82

Rosewood A5 (CheopsLiteM) - WBZ, WDE, ZDE, WDZ, ZDZ, ZF5

WBZ - 0,1 - 82; 0,1,2 - 82 - SBK3, SBM3; 0,1,2,3
WC0 - 0,1,2,3 - 82 - SBM3
WDE - 0,1 - 82
WDZ - 0,1,2,3 - C2/82 - LDM2
WL1 - 0,1 - C2 - SPS6, 0,1,2,3 - SDM4
WQ9 - 0,1,2,3 - 82 - RTM2
ZDE - 0,1 - 82, 0,1 - 87 - SBM3, RSM7
ZDZ - 0,1,2,3 - 82 - SBK2
ZF5 - 0,1,2 - C2, 82

Rosewood AF (Janus) - WDZ, ZDZ

WBZ - 0,1 - 82 - ????
WDZ - 0,1,2,3 - ??? - EB01
ZDZ - 0,1,2,3 - 82 - EB01

Note: it was just noticed that when reading the Preamp directly from ROM on one drive (ZF5), the preamp shows as 82. Yet, via ctrl-l in terminal, it shows C2. This seems to reinforce the idea that the preamp versions are likely interchangeable.

• This has happened 2X, thus far - Using a Rosewood AF (ZDZ) set of heads on a Rosewood A5 (WDZ) patient allowed to read, but could not write SA.
• As noted below by @arthur, AF-WBZ donor heads worked for A5-WBZ patient, including the ability to write to SA.

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 Phone: 070921 14422
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    Clicking
    Dead Heads
    Torn heads
    Scratched
    Stuck Motor
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    Accidental File Deletion
    Reformatted
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Desktop Data Recovery
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All hard drives are treated with the same certified technology, and our data recovery engineers follow strict security procedures to protect recovered data from unauthorized access. When it comes to recovering data from a failed hard drive Secure Data Recovery Services maintains high overall success rates of over 96 percent.








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Tips for Increasing Your Hard Drive Recovery Success Rate
If your hard drive is exhibiting any of the failure signs below, follow the tips to increase your chances of a full recovery.
    Clicking, Whirring, or Grinding Noises - immediately power down the device
    Water Damage - remove the battery and other memory chips from the device and let it dry out.
    Fire Damage - do not use the drive or attempt to open it up
    Deleted or missing files - do not use the drive and turn it off to avoid overwriting information.
Do not open the hard drive to attempt a DIY recovery as you could cause irreversible damage and render your files unrecoverable. Call a professional data recovery company with proper security certifications and a Cleanroom facility for recovery.
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Case study 20 -WDC WD40NMZW-11GX6S1 No HEAD REPLACEMENT UNLOCK PCB SOLVED CASE

   Model : WDC WD40NMZW-11GX6S1
  Serial : WD-WX41D686DF32
Firmware : 01.01A01
Capacity : 4 TB (7 814 037 168)

 

 PROBLEM : 4 TB HARD DISK DATA DISPLAY BUT NOT COPY DATA

USB 3 HDD UNLOCK PCB ROM READ

1.6 TB DATA RECOVERY


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Samsung USB to SATA PCB Compatability

Samsung USB to SATA PCB Compatability

USB -------------> SATA
100725482 ---> 100720903
100740633 ---> 100739392
100760718 --->100720903
100765396 ---> 100767980
BF41-00300A ---> BF41-00306A
BF41-00365A ---> BF41-00354A
BF41-00373A ---> BF41-00354A
BF41-00325A ---> BF41-00315A
BF41-00357A ---> BF41-00315A
BF41-00282A --->BF41-00249B
BF41-00311A ---> BF41-00315A

Unconfirmed:
BF41-00231B ---> BF41-00157A

Please post any others you know about below and I'll update the list.

WD USB to SATA Conversion Compatible PCB Guide-RAMINFOTECH

WD USB to SATA Conversion Compatible PCB Guide

 

 

USB -> SATA
701605 - 701499
701615 - 701499
701635 - 701572
701650 - 701499
701675 - 701672, 701609, or 771672
771737 - 701692 or 771692
771754 - 701692 or 771692
771761 - 771692
771801 - 771823
771814 - 771820
771859 - 771852
771939 - 771959
771949 - 771959 or 771939 (771960 works electronically, but doesn't fit physically)
771961 - 771960, 771939, or 771959
771962 - 771931 or 771959 (771960 works electronically, but doesn't fit physically)
771817 - 771820
800038 - 800025
800041 - 800022-000 (for 3Tb) 800022-002 (for 4Tb)
800069 - 800066 (confirmed) or possibly 800052 (??? unconfirmed ???)
800067 - 800065
Please post updates below and I'll update the list. Thanks!

 

All pcb available-Raminfotech

Case study 19-ST1000DM003-1ER162 HEAD REPLACEMENT

 

  Model : ST1000DM003-1ER162
  Serial : Z4Y5WPQJ
Firmware : CC45
Capacity : 1 000 GB (1 953 525 168)

Hard Drive Evaluation

 HEAD BAD 0 / TOTALY HEAD 2 ONE HEAD GOOD OTHER HEAD NOT WORKING 1 NOT WORKING 

HEAD REPLECEMENT NEED DONER MACHING

 

Data Recovery of ST1000DM003-1ER162

 DATA 100% RECOVERY COMPLETED DATA 600gB SIZE

 

 

 

Total Cost of Recovery:

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