Joey,Originally Posted by Joey
there is a major issue with quite a number of Seagate disk lines (firmware bug that will render the disk unresponsive upon reboot) - once hit by that bug the drive needs to be replaced or recovered. Up to now information has been sparse, Seagate has tried to provide fixed firmware releases with varying success.
Google will give you quite a number of hits on this issue. ES.2 is among the listed drive families, I have no verifyable information on the affected fw releases.
Regards,
Jens








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