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Old March 1st, 2007, 01:10 AM     #5 (permalink)
samwichse
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Note that if you do what Rob said, I would get the data off the drive then get another new drive. Each drive is a bit different, and each PCB's firmware is "mated" to that drive... you'll probably end up with lost data after just a few writes. From what I understand, each time it writes, the data won't be quite lined up with what the previous PCB stored, and you'll end up with a very confused (and unrecovable this time) drive.

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