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Old 08-09-2006, 11:20 PM
Alan Kakareka
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Default Re: access to hard drive not recognised by bios

"Rod Speed" <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> peyoting <peyoting@quitar.terra.es> wrote:
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>> I have some question about the hd electronic part:

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>> the bios communicate with hd trough mainboard ide controller,

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> Yes.
>
>> its possible send commands to ide controller

>
> Not unless you write the code to do that.
>
>> or view the process of detection of hd?

>
> Npe.


Yes,
Seagate, Toshiba - easily, with built in TMOS, other brands - more complex

>> are there cmos or flash or other rewritable chip?

>
> Yes, there drive is usually flashable, or at
> least has the firmware on the the platters.


There are serial, parallel flashes, firmware is on the platters, HDD`s
microprocessor and inside flash

>> Always i hd a bad hd it made a "klok noise when spin up"

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> Thats the drive recalibrating.
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>> but make no noise.


??????

HDD recalibrates when powered on, later it constantly recalibrates according
to working temperature

> Thats not usual if it doesnt spin up at all.
>
>> Today i going to try put another electronic board from other hd.


good,
let us know when you have any news.

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