http://seagate.custkb.com/seagate/crm/s ... 31&Hilite=
save yourself some trouble later if you have any of those drives.
one day they will just suddenly decide not to work, not because there is something wrong, but because of a firmware error.
read that article, and contact them if the driveinfo finds one of them.
i happen to have 3 of those in various machines.
Seagate 7200.11, AS2. SV32 and Maxtor diamondmax 22
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Re: Seagate 7200.11, AS2. SV32 and Maxtor diamondmax 22
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Re: Seagate 7200.11, AS2. SV32 and Maxtor diamondmax 22
I posted up some info here a while back:
Seagate mess affects ES.2, 7200.11 & DiamondMax 22 Drives
I've got 3 ES.2 drives here, wasn't terribly happy with their level of info & support on these issues. I did re-flash my drives and am still puttering along on them though.
(edit: changed 'alone' to 'along' in my last sentence...)
Seagate mess affects ES.2, 7200.11 & DiamondMax 22 Drives
I've got 3 ES.2 drives here, wasn't terribly happy with their level of info & support on these issues. I did re-flash my drives and am still puttering along on them though.
(edit: changed 'alone' to 'along' in my last sentence...)
Last edited by valis on Tue Mar 03, 2009 4:28 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Seagate 7200.11, AS2. SV32 and Maxtor diamondmax 22
If anyone is having problems I may be able to help...
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Eric Northwood - Data Recovery Specialist
http://www.datarecoveryaus.com.au
Eric Northwood - Data Recovery Specialist
http://www.datarecoveryaus.com.au