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November 7th 05, 09:10 PM
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quantum tm32a012 revision compatibility?
hi,
i previously posted a message about recovering data off a quantum tm32a012 hd that i fried. it was suggested that i could probably get the drive working again by replacing the circuit board with one from the same model of drive. i've finally found a tm32a012 board that i could buy however the revision numbers don't match. mine is "Rev 02-E" and the one i want to buy is "Rev 01-D". i'm wondering if that circuit board could still work to enable me to recover data off this drive? thanks! ken 
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November 7th 05, 09:32 PM
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quantum tm32a012 revision compatibility?
ken wrote:
i previously posted a message about recovering data off a quantum tm32a012 hd that i fried. it was suggested that i could probably get the drive working again by replacing the circuit board with one from the same model of drive. i've finally found a tm32a012 board that i could buy however the revision numbers don't match. mine is "Rev 02-E" and the one i want to buy is "Rev 01-D". i'm wondering if that circuit board could still work to enable me to recover data off this drive? The only way to know is to try it and see. Should be fine with a quantum IDE drive of that vintage.
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November 10th 05, 02:31 AM
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quantum tm32a012 revision compatibility?
why do u think it is pcb board problem.
Usaualy it is heads or firmware on that model. Board are the same. But u will need to put a drive in a safe mode and olay with firmware if i am right. HelpDisc
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November 21st 05, 09:53 PM
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quantum tm32a012 revision compatibility?
Rod Speed wrote:
ken wrote: i previously posted a message about recovering data off a quantum tm32a012 hd that i fried. it was suggested that i could probably get the drive working again by replacing the circuit board with one from the same model of drive. i've finally found a tm32a012 board that i could buy however the revision numbers don't match. mine is "Rev 02-E" and the one i want to buy is "Rev 01-D". i'm wondering if that circuit board could still work to enable me to recover data off this drive? The only way to know is to try it and see. Should be fine with a quantum IDE drive of that vintage. i finally got the replacement circuit board and it worked! thanks for the replies. ken
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November 21st 05, 10:45 PM
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quantum tm32a012 revision compatibility?
ken wrote
Rod Speed wrote ken wrote i previously posted a message about recovering data off a quantum tm32a012 hd that i fried. it was suggested that i could probably get the drive working again by replacing the circuit board with one from the same model of drive. i've finally found a tm32a012 board that i could buy however the revision numbers don't match. mine is "Rev 02-E" and the one i want to buy is "Rev 01-D". i'm wondering if that circuit board could still work to enable me to recover data off this drive? The only way to know is to try it and see. Should be fine with a quantum IDE drive of that vintage. i finally got the replacement circuit board and it worked! thanks for the replies. Thanks for the feedback.
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