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Are you referring to the botched firmware ones (I think the firmware revision was SD15)? If so, at the time (~2008) I had an HTPC with 10 1TB-1.5TB drives with
by shampine 12y ago
Are you referring to the botched firmware ones (I think the firmware revision was SD15)?
If so, at the time (~2008) I had an HTPC with 10 1TB-1.5TB drives with 6 of 10 affected by the firmware issues. I was able to successfully flash all my drives at the time with no data loss.
- onethree 12y agoi built a pc for a family friend around that time... i'd spec'd it with a different drive, but they showed it to the IT guy at their work who recommended seagate. 6 months later the drive stopped working, and it had to be shipped to the other side of the world to be reflashed
- shampine 12y agoSadly you could only flash them if they were still working, you had to ship them if they bricked. I saw the bulletin and promptly flashed all mine before failure. Big pita tho.