Re: Trouble with hdparm -d on Dell D610

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Kristin Vadas Marsicano wrote:
..
For now, my desired action is to overwrite the drives with random
characters.  My understanding is that security erase commands are
implemented in the firmware, and that it may be buggy.  Please correct
me if my understanding is incorrect.  Also, is there a way to invoke
the firmware security erase with a linux command?
..

For libata managed drives (/dev/sd*):

   hdparm --security-erase ...

(see also:  hdparm --security-help)
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