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Small score: PB100
If the HD is struggling to spin, it usually requires a firm spanking/slap to get it up ... if you know what I mean
But seriously, if not turned on for a while I've found many older 2.5" SCSI drives need to be gently dropped whilst on to get them to spin. It's not going to help the data, but if you have nothing to lose ...
JB
But seriously, if not turned on for a while I've found many older 2.5" SCSI drives need to be gently dropped whilst on to get them to spin. It's not going to help the data, but if you have nothing to lose ...
JB
Slapping and spanking never helped me much with the BabyPB, what I always did when I had intermittent stiction problems with one of them was to set it up on a hard surface, (back legs extended) lift the front up by about 1 1/2" . . . [}
] ]'> . . . and then drop it! [:O] ]'>
. . . it never hurt mine, but YMMV! [
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] ]'> . . . and then drop it! [:O] ]'>. . . it never hurt mine, but YMMV! [
] ]'>Well, spanking it, dropping it and tapping it gently with a sledgehammer didn't help. Salvation came in the form of a PB160 with a bad screen that generously donated
its hard drive. The little bugger had actually been upgraded with the 6 Meg RAM card
. It is now living with 7.5.5 for the moment.
its hard drive. The little bugger had actually been upgraded with the 6 Meg RAM card
. It is now living with 7.5.5 for the moment.