Hi Jason,
Interesting experience, I was expecting some high-tech advice but it
seems that the good old "give-it-a-kick-if-it-doesnt-work" trick does
sometimes give good results. I will certainly give it a try if I don't
find other possible faults.The strange thing is that both drives which
are totally different in their design show similar symptoms. I saw in
another post that low-formatting could only be done using an apple III
with a special rom. Do you know if this is also the case with the
sunrem drive, which is a little more advanced.
Jack.
On Aug 12, 10:56 pm, "Jason Perkins" <perkins.ja..._at_email.domain.hidden> wrote:
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> Jack,
>
> My Widget was doing this when I got my Lisa. I tried cleaning connections,
> made sure the brake on the head wasn't stuck, etc... but nothing worked.
> Finally in frustration I grabbed the head motor and moved it around
> violently as the drive was on... and it started working!
>
> After you have eliminated all other possible faults perhaps try moving the
> head around manually while the drive is on. Now that might also break the
> drive forever, but if it's already broken...
>
> -Jason
>
> On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 1:41 AM, CallMeJack <callmejack2..._at_email.domain.hidden>wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > Hello,
>
> > I have one 10Mb Widget hard drive and one Sunrem 20Mb hard disk that
> > show the same symptoms : when I power the Lisa 2/10, the disk start to
> > spin but it is not accessible. It makes a strandge noise, like if
> > there was a crc arror and that the head was trying to access the some
> > area again and again (around 1 second interval). I tried to use the
> > LisaTest but it can't see the drive either. Note that I have a widget
> > drive that works fine on that Lisa, so the problem does not come from
> > the Lisa.
>
> > Any suggestion ?
>
> > Thanks in advance.
>
> > Jack
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