I suggeast you contact Amarbir at CDR. It is likely that files are damaged due to improper recovery.

Got another one

Patient Drive - ST1000LM035, 1RK172-036, WL1..., SBK3, 2 heads

Head 1 is the offender

Joep wrote: ↑Thu Aug 13, 2020 10:22 am Ok. And sectorsize > 512 then?

That is correct.

I was just showing a good vs damaged sector. All sectors for the one head after the good sector were bad in that case until I changed to another set of heads.

I have a completely different model with similar symptoms. This is with donor heads and the garbage isn't in every sector read with the one head, head 0, in this case. But, what is interesting is that every case I see this happening in, the one thing that has been consistent is that it always seems ...

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Patient Model: MJA2320BH (320 GB) Type: FFS G1 Part No: CA07083-B63600AP ID: YTTN SN: K96N... FW: 0DF97A-00810020 Country: Thailand Date: 2010-02-11 Headmap: 0,1,2 Donor Model: MJA2250BH (500 GB) Type: G2 Part No: CA07083-B469000T ID: SN: K96N... FW: 0FD97E-00400018 Country: Thailand Date: 2010-01-...

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Headmap / Preamp Summary Based on SN 4TB WCK: 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 (8 heads) / Max head 7 / Preamp 84 / 4 platters WTL: -- 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 (8 heads) / Max head 7 / Preamp 82 / 5 platters WFG: 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 -- (9 heads) / Max head 8 / Preamp 82 / 5 platters WFF: -- 01 02 03 0...