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Arie Bant
Hello,
I recently aquired a HP BD01865CC4 18.2 GB 10K rpm Ultra 3 SCSI drive.
To my surprise the label reveals the drive is MAP3367NC, a Fujitsu 36.4
GB 10K rpm Ultra 320 drive.
I also have a HP BD03695CC8 36.4 GB 10K rpm Ultra 320 drive, which is a
rebranded Fujitsu MAP3367NP, only difference is the physical interface,
68-pin instead of SCA-2.
Does anyone know whether a HP BD01865CC4 drive can be made to behave
like the drive it originally was, i.e. a 36.4 GB 10K rpm Ultra 320 drive?
The firmware on both drives is the same, i.e. HPB6, which suggests it
cannot be simply a different firmware version.
I would like to try if it is possible to change the number of locical
blocks in the drives mode select data, but at the moment I only have a
MS Windows machine available with LVD SCSI HBA.
Does anyone know of a good free program to read the SCSI mode sense
data/write the mode select data under MS Windows? (XP)
TIA.
Arie Bant.
I recently aquired a HP BD01865CC4 18.2 GB 10K rpm Ultra 3 SCSI drive.
To my surprise the label reveals the drive is MAP3367NC, a Fujitsu 36.4
GB 10K rpm Ultra 320 drive.
I also have a HP BD03695CC8 36.4 GB 10K rpm Ultra 320 drive, which is a
rebranded Fujitsu MAP3367NP, only difference is the physical interface,
68-pin instead of SCA-2.
Does anyone know whether a HP BD01865CC4 drive can be made to behave
like the drive it originally was, i.e. a 36.4 GB 10K rpm Ultra 320 drive?
The firmware on both drives is the same, i.e. HPB6, which suggests it
cannot be simply a different firmware version.
I would like to try if it is possible to change the number of locical
blocks in the drives mode select data, but at the moment I only have a
MS Windows machine available with LVD SCSI HBA.
Does anyone know of a good free program to read the SCSI mode sense
data/write the mode select data under MS Windows? (XP)
TIA.
Arie Bant.