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snakebite
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 Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2007 5:45 am Post subject: hard drive ? |
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| hello i have a wd2500bb-22guc0 and the pcb fried so i have been trying out differant ones from other wd drives and i got a 40gig one to make my drive go click click click and i tried ones from a 60 gig and it goes click click click and today i tried one from a 80 gig wd800bb-22fja1 and the drive spins up and the bios says its a 40gig drive but the drive is real slow so will the changing of the firmware chip off the wd2500bb pcb and onto the wd800bb pcb board fix that or what ? |
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hddstudio
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Location: Jakarta - Indonesia
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| Posted: Fri Apr 20, 2007 1:00 pm Post subject: Re: hard drive ? |
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| snakebite wrote: | | hello i have a wd2500bb-22guc0 and the pcb fried so i have been trying out differant ones from other wd drives and i got a 40gig one to make my drive go click click click and i tried ones from a 60 gig and it goes click click click and today i tried one from a 80 gig wd800bb-22fja1 and the drive spins up and the bios says its a 40gig drive but the drive is real slow so will the changing of the firmware chip off the wd2500bb pcb and onto the wd800bb pcb board fix that or what ? |
You'd better desolder the ROM from the Old PCB to the new one.
One point you must find : 22GCUO PCB, otherwise, this trick will not useful... |
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NeGrusti
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| Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 1:06 pm Post subject: |
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| What is the PCB number on wd2500bb-22guc0? |
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