AAM for Seagate 7200.7

P

Pace

Hi,
Is there anyway to enable AAM for Seagate 7200.7 PATA?
I know the SATA versions have AAM disabled but I've read that PATA works
fine.
I've tried Hitachi's Feature Tool but doesn't seem to work.
 
F

Folkert Rienstra

V@H said:
not for quite a while already.

Perhaps the "Automatic Acoustic Management feature set"
has been disabled.

Maybe that Svend can shed some light on that.
Are you listening, Svend?
 
S

Svend Olaf Mikkelsen

Hi,
Is there anyway to enable AAM for Seagate 7200.7 PATA?
I know the SATA versions have AAM disabled but I've read that PATA works
fine.
I've tried Hitachi's Feature Tool but doesn't seem to work.

At some point I considered if AAM was disabled using the
Device Configuration Overlay feature set, but no.

I have from my Identify program:

27 Model number (40 ASCII characters)
ST340016A

Device Configuration Identify data structure:

0 0x0001 Data structure revision
1 0x0007 Multiword DMA modes supported
2 0x003F Ultra DMA modes supported
3 0xB56F Maximum LBA word 0
4 0x04A8 Maximum LBA word 1
5 0x0000 Maximum LBA word 2
6 0x0000 Maximum LBA word 3
Maximum LBA: 78165359
7 0x00CF Command set/feature supported
SMART feature set supported
SMART self-test supported
SMART error log supported
Security feature set supported
Automatic acoustic management supported
Host protected Area feature set supported
255 0x75A5 Integrity word

And for a newer disk:

27 Model number (40 ASCII characters)
ST3160023A

Device Configuration Identify data structure:

0 0x0001 Data structure revision
1 0x0007 Multiword DMA modes supported
2 0x003F Ultra DMA modes supported
3 0x9EAF Maximum LBA word 0
4 0x12A1 Maximum LBA word 1
5 0x0000 Maximum LBA word 2
6 0x0000 Maximum LBA word 3
Maximum LBA: 312581807
7 0x018F Command set/feature supported
SMART feature set supported
SMART self-test supported
SMART error log supported
Security feature set supported
Host protected Area feature set supported
48-bit Addressing feature set supported
255 0x84A5 Integrity word

I do not know the model names, except for the ST numbers, but they are
both PATA disks.
 
F

Folkert Rienstra

Svend Olaf Mikkelsen said:
At some point I considered if AAM was disabled using the
Device Configuration Overlay feature set, but no.

I have from my Identify program:

27 Model number (40 ASCII characters)
ST340016A

Barracuda ATA IV
Device Configuration Identify data structure:

0 0x0001 Data structure revision
1 0x0007 Multiword DMA modes supported
2 0x003F Ultra DMA modes supported
3 0xB56F Maximum LBA word 0
4 0x04A8 Maximum LBA word 1
5 0x0000 Maximum LBA word 2
6 0x0000 Maximum LBA word 3
Maximum LBA: 78165359
7 0x00CF Command set/feature supported
SMART feature set supported
SMART self-test supported
SMART error log supported
Security feature set supported
Automatic acoustic management supported
Host protected Area feature set supported
255 0x75A5 Integrity word

And for a newer disk:

27 Model number (40 ASCII characters)
ST3160023A

Barracuda 7200.7
Device Configuration Identify data structure:

0 0x0001 Data structure revision
1 0x0007 Multiword DMA modes supported
2 0x003F Ultra DMA modes supported
3 0x9EAF Maximum LBA word 0
4 0x12A1 Maximum LBA word 1
5 0x0000 Maximum LBA word 2
6 0x0000 Maximum LBA word 3
Maximum LBA: 312581807
7 0x018F Command set/feature supported
SMART feature set supported
SMART self-test supported
SMART error log supported
Security feature set supported
Host protected Area feature set supported
48-bit Addressing feature set supported
255 0x84A5 Integrity word

Suggestion:
for comparitive purposes it may come handy to use a standard
layout and (also) list the non supported items as "not supported".

I do not know the model names, except for the ST numbers, but they are
both PATA disks.

The S-ATA versions apparently are STxxxxxxxAS
 

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