ST31000524AS Slow terminal, no data access

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ST31000524AS Slow terminal, no data access

Postby drmilos » 29.10.13, 13:14

I have ST31000524AS

spins up and sounds OK

When I start utility immediately after power up I can get drive ID, after that BSY DRD/DSC and no more data access.

Power down/power up in active utility gives normal terminal output and DRD/DSC

Rst 0x20M
RW: Disc Ctlr Initialization Completed.
(P) SATA Reset

There is no other terminal response i.e. terminal is dead for approx. 15 min after power up. Drive sounds/feels like it tries to read every 3 secs i.e. there is slight vibration from the drive. Any attempt to read/write or execute service command results in BSY DRD/DSC.

15-20 mins after power up terminal becomes functional - all commands work. Those 3 sec reading cycles - vibrations stop.

Heads look OK.

Head 00 Resistance 00E0
Head 01 Resistance 009D
Head 02 Resistance 00C1
Head 03 Resistance 00B1

V40 gives this

F3 T>V40
Nonresident GList D entries returned
Total entries available: D
PBA Len Flags Phy Cyl Hd PhySctr SFI
71A90425 1 20 3CB17 0 1BF 34B48
72716027 1 20 3D50C 0 A7 88C68
729C07CB 1 20 3D752 0 2F3 97E53
729C13EC 1 20 3D755 0 8 9834B
72D3BBFC 1 20 3DA04 0 20C 3C0D4
72DD4D72 2 20 3DAB3 0 236 3C47A
735F7428 1 20 3E161 0 74 3085E
746B80E4 16 20 3EF20 0 26C 6102B
746B80FF E 20 3EF20 0 287 6471E
746B810E 2 20 3EF20 0 296 66557
746B8113 A 20 3EF20 0 29B 66F6A
746B8120 17 20 3EF20 0 2A8 689B7
746B85BE 1 20 3EF1F 0 242 7B4CC

I have tried clear SMART (N1), clear Alt list (i4,1,22) and translator (m0,2,2,,,,,22 and m0,6,2,,,,,22) - no difference.

Can't clear G-List, edit Drive ID or any other service command - always ends with BSY DRD/DSC and Drive is not ready - terminal remains active.

What can I try next?


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Re: ST31000524AS Slow terminal, no data access

Postby AJ2008 » 29.10.13, 14:21

After you clear lists, did you re-check V40? Hopefully it is still intact and not erased, just do not rebuild translator.

sounds like you have some relocation issues that should be addressed. There is several topics about disabling relocation parameters via HDD ID Edit feature. You should try this.


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Re: ST31000524AS Slow terminal, no data access

Postby drmilos » 31.10.13, 14:42

Thank you AJ2008, I have managed to open Edit HDD ID dialog box immediately after power up (few seconds later drive is BSY DRD/DSC), clear all the check boxes and hit OK - luckily I still have quick fingers from my gaming days. Drive came to life after that, cloned 98%, majority of client's data in good condition. Problem solved, thanks again.


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Re: ST31000524AS Slow terminal, no data access

Postby AJ2008 » 01.11.13, 09:57

Good news :)


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Re: ST31000524AS Slow terminal, no data access

Postby betty » 29.06.14, 12:46

Hai Every body,

Very recently I have get the same problem with same hdd. When i tried to translator regeneration it was completed successfully. before that i had cleared the SMART also. Now I powerup the hdd , it is showing DRD and DSC. Afterthat it showing Busy mode. Now i am not able to access the Terminal mode also. I tried for the
Edit HDD ID . that also not possible. Anybody can give Short-point of the ST31000524AS


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Re: ST31000524AS Slow terminal, no data access

Postby Nick_TS » 09.07.14, 21:46

Hello BETTY,

On the most drives reading channel line is crossed with an element, so it is easy to find two lines that go from pads to CPU on your drive board.
You should short points with a pincers when holding a paperclip with it.
Also, the moment to short is before 2nd recalibration.
When shorted properly, drive will start to click and then it will stop.
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