Hello, I have a problem: Disk detected by bios, the problem is 0 LBA. The disk comes from a laptop, quite new. Seagate momentus 5400.6 250GB Model ST9250315AS FW: 0003SDM1 the terminal shows it exactly after connecting the power to the disk. the disk works quietly, I would normally say. Is there...

Press CTRL + Z It will appear then T> Now you are in the terminal.

You must enter the commands correctly.

I press the CTRL + Z combination, nothing happens. I use putty, I also tried hyperterminal. What else can I do?

Give to someone who has more experience.

Do yourself a decent terminal on MAX232 or eventually buy a Nokia USB cable. Then check these disks. And put this converter on the shelf.

Problem with heads. There may be bady in SA.

Hello again, I already have a TTL controller and it works normally, CTRL + Z and the command line F3 T> appears I wonder what to do now - probably it is not a good idea to use LBA0 methods from 7200.11 drives here? the result of the V4 command Code: text Expand Select all Copy to clipboardReassigned Sectors List Original New log log log phy phy LBA PBA cyl hd sctr zn cyl hd sctr SFI Alt Pending Total Alted Total Entries Entries Entries Alts Alts Head 0 0 Head 1 0 Total 0 0 0 0 0 Total Alt Removals: 0 Checksum = 0000 from the beginning, I think that it can be done by the terminal and normally available software but you will probably need to use the PC-3000 - I read that there is a new 'fork' option that repairs such drives with one click SA from scratch?

Can this method of 'fork' be transferred to the terminal, i.e. can it be played with only a terminal?

Seagate Momentus 5400.6 (ST9250315AS) 250GB - BIOS Detects Disk, LBA 0 Issue, Terminal Errors

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#1 10615641 29 Feb 2012 17:46

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Hello, I have a problem: Disk detected by bios, the problem is 0 LBA. The disk comes from a laptop, quite new.

Seagate momentus 5400.6 250GB
Model ST9250315AS
FW: 0003SDM1

the terminal shows it exactly after connecting the power to the disk. the disk works quietly, I would normally say.

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Rst 0x08M RW cmd 0002 req = 89 3E 00 00 17 02 00 00 00 00 00 00 08 8D 08 00 87 98 09 00 08 8D 08 00 opts = 00001121 RW Err = 43110081 RW cmd 0002 req = 89 3E 00 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 08 8D 08 00 87 98 09 00 08 8D 08 00 opts = 00001121 RW Err = 43110081 RW cmd 0002 req = 75 5F 02 00 17 02 00 00 00 00 00 00 08 8D 08 00 87 98 09 00 08 8D 08 00 opts = 00001121 RW Err = C3160084 RW cmd 0002 req = 75 5F 02 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 08 8D 08 00 87 98 09 00 08 8D 08 00 opts = 00001121 RW Err = C3160084

Is there any advice or do you have to give to someone from PC-3000?
greetings

PS, although I am not sure if my adapter works well, I have connected 100% efficient 3.5 "seagate ST3250318AS drive and in the terminal only this:

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đ Rst 0x08M (P) SATA Reset

and nothing happens anymore, no command line etc ... do I do something wrong?

set at 38400 8 N 1, bushes pop out at 9,600.

PS2: can I recover any data from this disk without fixing this vulnerability? I care only for one catalog with documents
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#2 10617648 01 Mar 2012 00:15

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Press CTRL + Z
It will appear then
T>
Now you are in the terminal.
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#3 10618133 01 Mar 2012 09:32

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You must enter the commands correctly.
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#4 10621616 01 Mar 2012 22:55

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I press the CTRL + Z combination, nothing happens. I use putty, I also tried hyperterminal. What else can I do?
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Quote:
What else can I do?

Give to someone who has more experience.
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Ryfa wrote:
I
Ryfa wrote:
the CTRL + Z combination, nothing happens. I use putty, I also tried hyperterminal. What else can I do?

With which disc does this happen?
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#7 10629415 03 Mar 2012 20:17

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PitD wrote:

Ryfa wrote:
I
Ryfa wrote:
the CTRL + Z combination, nothing happens. I use putty, I also tried hyperterminal. What else can I do?

With which disc does this happen?

I tried with both disks, I also tried on the third disk, as far as it came

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Rst 0x20M (P) SATA Reset

I press ctrl + and nothing happens.

The adapter: link to the manufacturer
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Do yourself a decent terminal on MAX232 or eventually buy a Nokia USB cable.
Then check these disks.
And put this converter on the shelf.
#9 10630272 03 Mar 2012 23:08

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10630272 03 Mar 2012 23:08

Problem with heads. There may be bady in SA.
#10 10649661 08 Mar 2012 10:29

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Hello again, I already have a TTL controller and it works normally, CTRL + Z and the command line F3 T> appears

I wonder what to do now - probably it is not a good idea to use LBA0 methods from 7200.11 drives here?

the result of the V4 command

Code: text Expand Select all Copy to clipboard
Reassigned Sectors List Original New log log log phy phy LBA PBA cyl hd sctr zn cyl hd sctr SFI Alt Pending Total Alted Total Entries Entries Entries Alts Alts Head 0 0 Head 1 0 Total 0 0 0 0 0 Total Alt Removals: 0 Checksum = 0000

from the beginning, I think that it can be done by the terminal and normally available software but you will probably need to use the PC-3000 - I read that there is a new 'fork' option that repairs such drives with one click SA from scratch?
#11 10906247 17 May 2012 12:46

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10906247 17 May 2012 12:46

Can this method of 'fork' be transferred to the terminal, i.e. can it be played with only a terminal?
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Seagate Momentus 5400.6 hard drive (model ST9250315AS) that is detected by BIOS but exhibits a LBA 0 issue, leading to terminal errors. The user initially struggles with terminal commands and seeks advice on troubleshooting. Suggestions include using a proper terminal setup, such as a MAX232 or Nokia USB cable, and checking for potential head problems or issues in the Service Area (SA). After acquiring a TTL controller, the user successfully accesses the command line but questions the appropriateness of using LBA0 methods from 7200.11 drives. The conversation also touches on the possibility of using a new 'fork' option in PC-3000 software for repairs.
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