SeaTools Disc
Diagnostic may display a variety of error codes depending on the interface and
the test module that was running when the error or status occured. In some
situations when the drive is offline running a Drive Self Test, the drive will
give its own DST result code.

DiagATA and
DiagSCSI Test Modules

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DST Error
Codes

00 No
Error
01 DST was Aborted by User
02 DST was Interrupted by Reset or Power
Off
03 DST Could Not be Run
04 DST Failed for Reasons Unknown
05 DST
Failed Electrical Element (Read/Write Head Check)
06 DST Failed Servo Element
(Track Following Check)
07 DST Failed Read Element (A Bad Sector was
Found)

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"Defective drive" and "Corrupted format" errors (sometimes called 03/31 errors)
can often be repaired with a data-destructive zero fill data pattern or a low
level format. Current disc drives contain thousands of spare sectors which are
automatically reallocated if the drive senses difficulty reading or writing.
Since SeaTools is read-only (data safe), occasionally a problem sector that has
not reallocated to a spare sector can be forced to do so by writing to that
sector. Spare sector reallocation is a normal intelligent drive
operation.

SeaTools Disc
Diagnostic may display a variety of error codes depending on the interface and
the test module that was running when the error or status occured. In some
situations when the drive is offline running a Drive Self Test, the drive will
give its own DST result code.

DiagATA and
DiagSCSI Test Modules

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DST Error
Codes

00 No
Error
01 DST was Aborted by User
02 DST was Interrupted by Reset or Power
Off
03 DST Could Not be Run
04 DST Failed for Reasons Unknown
05 DST
Failed Electrical Element (Read/Write Head Check)
06 DST Failed Servo Element
(Track Following Check)
07 DST Failed Read Element (A Bad Sector was
Found)

face=돋움>*
"Defective drive" and "Corrupted format" errors (sometimes called 03/31 errors)
can often be repaired with a data-destructive zero fill data pattern or a low
level format. Current disc drives contain thousands of spare sectors which are
automatically reallocated if the drive senses difficulty reading or writing.
Since SeaTools is read-only (data safe), occasionally a problem sector that has
not reallocated to a spare sector can be forced to do so by writing to that
sector. Spare sector reallocation is a normal intelligent drive
operation.