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virent
04-14-2007, 10:15 AM
Copied my HR10-250 original drive to a brand new Seagate barracuda 7200.9 500GB drive using the dd command. Both drives were on cable select.
dd -if=/dev/hda -of=/dev/hdd bs=1024k
131,072 records in and out. Took about 2 hours to copy.
When I put the new Seagate 500GB drive in the TIVO i get the "Welcome, Powering up Screen" . Looks like the drive is not booting up. Left the drive as cable select, even tried with jumper to master, still same problem.
Anybody have success with these new seagate drives, is it that they require more power to spin up than TIVO supplies?
Original TIVO drive works like a charm.
Help
blindlemon
04-14-2007, 10:20 AM
I would copy the drive using MFSTools not DD, as you will only be using 250gb of the available capacity otherwise. MFSTools should be faster too.
The boot CD from www.mfslive.org should be all you need.
virent
04-14-2007, 10:38 AM
I tried using mfslive 1.0 CD but could not get it to work.
backup -qTao -/dev/hda | restore -s 128 -r 4 -xzpi -/dev/hdd
keeps giving me the syntax of backup and restore command. Thats why i had to use dd.
First time i used dd to copy the drive i then immediately tired to use
mfsadd -r 4 -X /dev/hdd
but kept getting message with syntax of the mfsadd command.
I looked at the partitions and I seem to have 13 of them starting with
1. Apple
.
.
.
10 MFS MFS application 512 MB
11 MFS MFS media 103.0 GB
12 MFS MFS app region 2 512 MB
13 MFS MFS media region 2 128.1 GB
virent
04-14-2007, 11:44 AM
When i tried the mfsadd -r 4 -x /dev/hdd (lowercase -x)
i get error message
mfsadd invalid argument reading volume header
what do the /Newapp Newmedia options do?
also what if i the expandroot /dev/hdd command?
virent
04-14-2007, 12:05 PM
New drive is on cable select and Primary Master.
mfsinfo /dev/hda
gives me voulme header corrupt.
blindlemon
04-14-2007, 01:16 PM
backup -qTao -/dev/hda | restore -s 128 -r 4 -xzpi -/dev/hddYou need to insert spaces between the '-' and '/' as follows:-
backup -qTao - /dev/hda | restore -s 128 -r 4 -xzpi - /dev/hdd
In this case the '-' is used to denote stdout/stdin rather than being the indicator for a switch. Confusing, I know :cool:
virent
04-14-2007, 01:27 PM
Thanks will try that. Also i noticed that when i boot from the MFSLIVE 1.0 CD the boot messages have the following information for the new seagate 500GB drive on hda
hda: cannot use LBA48 - capacity reset from 976773168 to 268435456
hda: 268435456 sector (137439 MB) w/16384 KiB cache CHS=C0801/255/63 UDMA(100)
I am using AMD 1600+ motherboard(4 years old) and bios sees the drive as 500GB.
Is there any other boot CD I need to use or should I run this on an intel system.
Thanks
virent
04-14-2007, 02:04 PM
It was the mfslive 1.0 CD, does not enable LBA48 for drives > 137GB.
Used LBA48 4.04 CD from DVR Upgrade and works like a charm.
Thanks everybody.
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