SCSI Board is Dead
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Tommy
Apr 16, 2013, 5:55:29 PM4/16/13
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Hi guys,
I have a single hard drive SCSI Disk.
Eserver P Series
IBM P/n: 09P4867
Model Number: ST318305LW
PCB BOARD gets a green light but it doesnt spin the hard drive, looks
like a PCB failure.
Can i simply replace the board if i find a donor and read the data?
Please help
I have a single hard drive SCSI Disk.
Eserver P Series
IBM P/n: 09P4867
Model Number: ST318305LW
PCB BOARD gets a green light but it doesnt spin the hard drive, looks
like a PCB failure.
Can i simply replace the board if i find a donor and read the data?
Please help
Divoone01 .
Apr 16, 2013, 5:58:57 PM4/16/13
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This is the Hard Drive:
http://www.dreamhardware.com/hard-drives/scsi/ibm-pseries-9gb-uscsi-10000rpm-68-pin-hdd-09p4867-09p4868-9v8005-024-st318305lw-18gb--17208.html
http://www.dreamhardware.com/hard-drives/scsi/ibm-pseries-9gb-uscsi-10000rpm-68-pin-hdd-09p4867-09p4868-9v8005-024-st318305lw-18gb--17208.html
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Alandata Recovery
Apr 16, 2013, 6:23:36 PM4/16/13
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its a seagate...
we usually just fix them
The board swap would work if the fw versions are close enough.
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we usually just fix them
The board swap would work if the fw versions are close enough.
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Divoone01 .
Apr 16, 2013, 6:25:13 PM4/16/13
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How do you fix them ?
Can I take out a chip or something and make the hard drive to turn on !!!
Jaco Meyer
Apr 16, 2013, 6:34:56 PM4/16/13
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If your data is valuable, take it to a pro.
Alandata Recovery
Apr 16, 2013, 6:37:44 PM4/16/13
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You have to be careful with that.
The chips are actually full of smoke
and if the smoke leaks out
then they dont work anymore.....
yuck yuck yuck....
The chips are actually full of smoke
and if the smoke leaks out
then they dont work anymore.....
yuck yuck yuck....
Peter O'Neill
Apr 16, 2013, 6:38:31 PM4/16/13
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LMAO :-)
Tim Farren
Apr 16, 2013, 6:39:39 PM4/16/13
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Aren't we all here on this message board to become pros and share information with people who have done specific things?
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Divoone01 .
Apr 16, 2013, 6:42:17 PM4/16/13
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Tim lool
Sooo I guess the right way is to find a similar board and do a PCM swap and Let's see how it goes !!!
I have a hard time finding the compared model :--/Reply all
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