Can anyone help with deciphering this? Am I good or is this SMART
stuff saying the drive is bad?
http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=pIkHR2B_QrGUU7s5_T3v9eQ
Basically, I am trying to clone the drive but both utilities I have
tried (gparted and Acronis) weren't able to copy it. chkdisk
Looks better than my drive! (I have 5 reallocations and one pending...)
Note: Google recently released a white paper describing their
experience with Smart HD stats on their (IIRC) 100K drives.
They found no reason to trust them. Some drives complain
and then work, and others go belly up with
My Raw Read Error Rate is 0 on all 4 of my drives.
Seek Error Rate is 0 on all 4 of my drives.
I do have one drive with a Reallocated Sector Count of 72, a reallocation
event count of 60, Current Pending Sector count of 2, Uncorrectable Sector
Count of 1, and a Write Error Count of 1. Guess I
FORC5 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
gold recovery, I wonder how this is done and if it is worth it ?.
In the early eighties, I remodeled a good size, two story building
called The Miami Postal Credit Union into a gold and silver recovery and
refining plant for a company called IMC,
FORC5 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
gold recovery, I wonder how this is done and if it is worth it ?.
From: Al Anger
http://al_anger.home.comcast.net/gold/lab.jpg
any questions?
Just the original one (IIRC). How much is the gold worth
that is recovered from a standard RAM chip. (Any pin #...)
Rick Glazier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just the original one (IIRC). How much is the gold worth
that is recovered from a standard RAM chip. (Any pin #...)
This was early eighties, so I don't know. Sorry
(Neat pictures, thanks.)
your welcome.
al
Are you fairly certain it is the hard that is the culprit? You try that new
drive with a new OS install in that same system sans the old drive?
From: Brian Weeden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: The Hardware List hardware@hardwaregroup.com
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for potential
precious metal in the raw scrap:
http://al_anger.home.comcast.net/gold/lab.jpg
and
http://al_anger.home.comcast.net/gold/lab2.jpg
any questions?
best,
al
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At 11:30 AM 07/04/2007, Brian Weeden wrote:
Can anyone help with deciphering this? Am I good or is this SMART
stuff saying the drive is bad?
It's going bad:
Raw Read Rate and Seek Error rate have high raw numbers and the Worst
numbers are different than current (which means even the
DHSinclair [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just how have you managed to learn so many different kinds of stuff?
Always ready for a new challenge. When ppl ask, Can you do that? Have
you ever done that before? I reply with everything I've ever done, at
one point, I hadn't done before.
best,
al
I finally got the cloning done. I used the Acronis Emergency Disk to
make a bootable CD-RW. It sat there for a good 15 min at 0% complete
but I just came back after running errands for a couple hours and it
was done. I am using the new cloned drive now and it seems to be
perfect.
I don't
On Apr 7, 2007, at 3:03 PM, Al Anger wrote:
FORC5 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
gold recovery, I wonder how this is done and if it is worth it ?.
In the early eighties, I remodeled a good size, two story building
called The Miami Postal Credit Union into a gold and silver
recovery and
I had a system a work last year where the HD would click like the OP said,
then there would be a freeze of a couple of seconds. PITA. After trying to
figure out the problem, I replaced the HD and had no more problems.
Bobby
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Al,
You're a brick, son! Very cool... :)
That's about how I learned PC's and networking..
Best,
Duncan
At 17:31 04/07/2007 -0400, you wrote:
DHSinclair [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just how have you managed to learn so many different kinds of stuff?
Always ready for a new
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