Re: Backup drive DOA?

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I had 6TB X300 what worked fine about half year. Then it started to do clicking sound sometimes, until one evening I came home and and was clicking constantly. Stopped after reboot. But smart data was showing over 1000 g-shock errors, I think drive does detect every click as shock with that g-sensor, so I returned it to shop where I bough it. So kinda bad experience of Toshiba drive to me. Reminded me of all issues I had with Hitachi 75GXP drives. I did RMA like 3 of them in row until I got enough and switched to WD. I do not know if Toshiba 300 series drives are generally bad but by googling around, seems like quite many had same issues with that drive.


Wols Lists kirjoitti 23/01/2022 klo 14.19:
Seeing as I guess most people here have plenty of experience with dead drives ...

My 8TB N300 arrived a couple of days ago. I've just tried to add it into my system, and ...

When I powered up the system I heard a "clackety clackety clack" noise.
The system hung on boot, didn't get as far as grub.
I could hear a steady repeated "boom chacka boom chacka ..." coming from the new drive.

I'm guessing the drive is dead and it's an RMA? I've never heard sounds like that from a drive before ...

Cheers,
Wol




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