Rom Transfer for segate 80GB ST380013AS

[IT LAND]

Hi Guys,

Segate 80GB ST380013AS.

I need to transfer ROM between PCB's and never did it for segate and specially for this drive.

Please find attched PCB pictures, can anyone advise which chips need to be moved?

Thanks,

Oded

[sup...@rambuscomputers.co.uk]

On the fist pic its the 8 pin chip top left. 

The 8 pin chip top right goes to the coil so its not that one. 

Loki

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[IT LAND]

Thanks Loki,

Do i need to just transfer the chip or anything else mate?

Cheers,

Oded

[sup...@rambuscomputers.co.uk]

I just had a quick check on http://www.donordrives.com/hard-drive-pcb-donor-swap-match & your ST380013AS Yours should be a 7200.7 if so they say you should not need a transfer. 

 PCB Requirements for Barracuda HDD Architecture. There is no need for chip transfer or firmware reprogramming. Simple PCB swap is enough to fix the hard drive.

(U Series X (U5, U7), 5400.1 (C1, C2), Barracuda I/II/II/IV/V, Barracuda 7200.7/7200.8/7200.9/7200.10, ES, Momentus 4200.2/5400.3/5400.4/7200.1/7200.2).  

1. Full Model Number. Example: ST9640320AS, ST31000528AS

2. Firmware. Example: 3.CDA, 9.01, 8.05

PCB Requirements for F3 HDD Architecture

(Barracuda 7200.11/7200.12/5400.6, ES2, Momentus 5400.5/7200.3) and newer. Most likely chip transfer will be needed.

1. Full Model Number. Example: ST9640320AS, ST31000528AS

2. PCB Sticker or PCB Number. Example: 100572173 E, 100438797, 100536286 REV E,100535537 REV A

3. Optional - Closest Firmware Available to increase chances of PCB to work right away with no chip swap. Example: CC44, 0005HPM1

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[IT LAND]

Thanks loki,

It wasn't working straight and complaint about mismatch in rom and app content.

I'll keep on digging on the matter.

Cheers,

Oded 

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[Philip Shaw]

I just had a 7200.10 issue with the PCB. I got the new PCB and slapped it on and away we went. Easy money.


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