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N.A.N.Y. 2009 / Re: NANY 2009 Release: CrazyLittleFingers
« Last post by mouser on January 14, 2009, 05:27 AM »no change here -- still only shows on primary monitor.

SEAGATE'S FLAGSHIP desktop Barracuda 7200.11 drives, in particular the 1TB (ST31000340AS) units, are failing at an alarming rate and prompting outrage from their faithful customers.
A new self-bricking feature apparently resides in faulty firmware microcode which will rear its ugly head sometime at boot detection. Essentially the drive will be working as normal for a while, then - out of the blue - it'll brick itself to death. The next time you reboot your computer the drive will simply lock itself up as a failsafe and won't be detected by the BIOS. In other words, there's power, spin-up, but no detection to enable booting.
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According to data recovery experts Seagate has diagnosed the problem and issued a new firmware to address it. However, drives that have already been affected can't have the firmware applied to them due to their locked-down status.
30-60 seconds!!!! something is very wrong.. maybe trying to scan a network share?
Boy, you really have to DRAG the info out of us "users", don't you?not at all -- i really appreciate the patience you have shown and the willingness to test things.. i firmly believe that for every person who posts about a bug, there are probably 10 or 20 more users who experienced the same bug and just uninstalled the program out of disgust. so i am grateful for your willingness to help me diagnose the problem!
