Seagate ST500DM0002 problem

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Seagate ST500DM0002 problem

Postby msurgeon » 21.10.15, 21:52

The PC power supply took some sort of hit. The drive starts up with normal sounds, comes ready, but no ID. F3 utility needs to be started with alternate initialization method. At this point using tools/utility extensions/service information objects all system files appear to be readable but, although they're all listed, no service modules can be read. Heads test passes; translator appears to be loaded. Looks to be a firmware issue but I can't be sure yet. Any direction on this would be appreciated. Terminal startup:

Boot 0x10M
Spin Up[0x00000000][0x0000B67C][0x0000BA10]
Trans.

Rst 0x10M
MC Internal LPC Process
Spin Up
(P) SATA Reset

MCMTFileHandler: EXCEPTION: Failed MCMT read request
MCMTFileHandler: EXCEPTION: Failed MCMT read request

At this pooi


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Re: Seagate ST500DM0002 problem

Postby msurgeon » 28.10.15, 20:10

Problem solved after I noticed that system file 346 was damaged. Copied it from another drive with close firmware version and all is now well.
Thanks to AJ2008 for his input.

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Re: Seagate ST500DM0002 problem

Postby cuumaytinh » 13.01.16, 09:04

great ! :thumbup: :thumbup:

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Re: Seagate ST500DM0002 problem

Postby 300ddr » 15.01.16, 20:26

I've never noticed system file "346" --> Would you mind sharing how you determined it was damaged?


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Re: Seagate ST500DM0002 problem

Postby datacare » 16.02.16, 12:54

I got data after rewrite Sysfile 346


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Re: Seagate ST500DM0002 problem

Postby Nick_TS » 16.02.16, 15:04

300ddr wrote:Source of the post I've never noticed system file "346" --> Would you mind sharing how you determined it was damaged?


you can check it by command 'r346' onT level in terminal
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Re: Seagate ST500DM0002 problem

Postby gmdata » 09.05.17, 03:27

Good Very Good

When I followed your adviced, I recovered data.
Thank you.


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