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Unlikely, in a modern (high capacity) drive, the firmware contains quite a bit of calibration data for all the components. You'd probably have to perform a fact
by zaarn 7y ago
Unlikely, in a modern (high capacity) drive, the firmware contains quite a bit of calibration data for all the components. You'd probably have to perform a factory reset and reformat of the physical disk blocks.
- justinclift 7y agoGood point. Probably not useful for extracting existing data from a (eg dead) drive. :)