On 07/30/2012 12:43 AM, AndyHancock wrote:
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> What I really caught my attention was Power-Off Retract Count raw
> value, 2293768. The normalized values seem to indicate that all is
> well,

2293768 = 0x230008, which suggests that the actual count is 8 and
something else (decimal 35) is being stored in the high-order bits.

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Robert Nichols <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> On 07/30/2012 12:43 AM, AndyHancock wrote:
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>> What I really caught my attention was Power-Off Retract Count raw
>> value, 2293768. The normalized values seem to indicate that all is
>> well,

> 2293768 = 0x230008, which suggests that the actual count is 8 and
> something else (decimal 35) is being stored in the high-order bits.

I agree. And the cooked value of 100 suggests it is fine.

Arno
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