Hello ,
I am having a heated debate on a forum over this function that you have in your WD Marvell Utility .I Have a Case of a Diablo That Had No Sector User access ,I had fine platters , fine heads and firmware was fine also although i had to do some work on it ,No user sector access , i then for the last resort tried that " Media Cache , After i Applied This function i lost significant part of MFT but RAW data was found ,This has something to do with Mod 148 ,Please explain this and why you named it " Media Cache "
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Western Digital - Media Cache Function
Postby Amarbir[CDR-Labs] » 29.08.19, 16:08
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