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I have received a Seagate Hard Disk of Model ST2000DM001-9YN164 with firmware version HP16. The firmware version code seems odd for the Seagate drive; there may be a custom firmware loaded onto the drive.I have attached a SpeedFan 4.48 beta 6 window image capture showing the drive Model and firmware code.The disk seems to work but sometimes make clunking noises that are alarming.

I thought that this problem could be resolved with a firmware update and proceeded to download the ISO distribution of the CC4H firmware update at:After invoking the firmware update DOS software, the hard disk model is successfully matched, but the update is aborted after a failure to match firmware. I believe the tool was expecting CC46, CC47, CC49, CC4C, or CC4G.Is there more information regarding the HP16 firmware?Should all that should be necessary to alter to successfully flash the drive is add the ST2000DM001-9YN164 drive with the HP16 to the flash tools model list?Attachments:File comment: SppedFan 4.48 beta 6 window image capture for Seagate ST2000DM001-9YN164, firmware HP16SeagateST2000DM001-9YN164HP16.gif 15.27 KiB Viewed 41439 times.

Apr 28, 2020  New Hard Disk “Seagate ST2000DM001 “ not detecting under my computer, Windows 7 Original title: HDD Missing I added a Seagate ST2000DM001 2TB drive to my computer. It appears in Device Manager and BIOS. It appears as 'Disk 1' in Computer Mgnt, but the volume does not appear. Devices & drivers; Answer Vijin V Replied on February 18.

You can not update the FW with what you are trying. This is correct the HP16 is special FW from HP computers. You will have to contact HP for a FW for this drive. If HP has a FW update they should have a program for you to use to update the FW on this drive. Otherwise you will not be able to do this one with what you are using now.

The HP FW Update is not for the program you are using. This only applies to normal Seagate drives and not ones a manufacture has done like the drive you have for the HP computer it came in. I contacted HP and they wanted me to RMA my computer. I have no clue if they will post an update.I got a 2nd ST2000DM001 drive and a serial TTL cable hoping to learn if forcing a firmware update is worth the risk. I was able to flash my HP16 drive to CC4H and here is how I did it.Boot from the CC4H SeaFlash for DOS CD.Press Esc at the README.TXT, press Z to exit the selection menu and then press enter at the 'Turn off the power now.' You should have a dos prompt now.

The following command will flash your HDD. Make sure you only have one HDD connected.FDL497A -m Grenada -f GRCC4Hxx.LOD -i ST2000DM001 -s -x -b -v -a 20Once you see 'Success' power your computer off.Note: The GRCC4Hxx.LOD must be replaced by the correct firmware for your drive based on the number of heads it has. If the third letter of the serial number is E it should have 4 heads (GRCC4H4H.LOD). I checked the number of heads with a serial TTL cable.Lastly don't blame me if this bricks your drive. I haven't fully tested my drive but it is currently 31% done rebuilding my RAID 1 array (I now have a matched firmware and number of platters). I was able to flash my HP16 drive to CC4H and here is how I did it.Boot from the CC4H SeaFlash for DOS CD.Press Esc at the README.TXT, press Z to exit the selection menu and then press enter at the 'Turn off the power now.'

You should have a dos prompt now. The following command will flash your HDD. Make sure you only have one HDD connected.FDL497A -m Grenada -f GRCC4Hxx.LOD -i ST2000DM001 -s -x -b -v -a 20Once you see 'Success' power your computer off.Note: The GRCC4Hxx.LOD must be replaced by the correct firmware for your drive based on the number of heads it has. If the third letter of the serial number is E it should have 4 heads (GRCC4H4H.LOD). I checked the number of heads with a serial TTL cable.Lastly don't blame me if this bricks your drive. I haven't fully tested my drive but it is currently 31% done rebuilding my RAID 1 array (I now have a matched firmware and number of platters).I had a seagate 3TB CC4H firmware that was not reliable at all, so i'm not sure that updating to CC4H was a good solution.Since then did you have any issue with that drive?

Mixing OEM firmware with retail firmware is very dangerous, even when things appear to be matched. In fact it is not always safe to mix retail versions, either. For example, Seagate warns that applying 7200.11 SDxx firmware to a drive with CCxx firmware will render it inoperable.The OP's example shows a ST2000DM001- 9YN164 OEM drive and a ST2000DM001- 1CH164 retail drive. The model number suffixes denote two completely different architectures, as is confirmed by the terminal log. You must not apply 9YN164 firmware to a 1CH164 drive or vice versa.Seagate's update packages include a configuration file. ST31000340NS MS010B.SDN2.SN04N7.SN04.B0FA SN16b.lodST31000340NS MS01B0.SDN2.N36100.SN03.B0FA SN16b.lodST31000340NS MS031B.SDN2.AU0100.SN15.B101 SN16b.lodST3750330NS MS010B.SDN2.SN04N7.SN04.B0FA SN16b.lodST3750330NS MS01B0.SDN2.N36100.SN03.B0FA SN16b.lodST3750330NS MS031B.SDN2.AU0100.SN15.B101 SN16b.lodFor example, notice that SN04 firmware upgrades to SN06 in the first case, but upgrades to SN16 in the second case. The difference is in the drive's part number.Here is yet another possible pitfall.

As I suspected, your OEM and retail firmware are incompatible. It may be that normal operation of the drive is OK, but clearly the HP16 SMART module is incompatible with CC4H.For example, notice that the numbers for the HP16 Command Timeout attribute (BC) actually belong to the following High Fly Writes attribute (BD), and the numbers for the High Fly Writes attribute belong to the Airflow Temperature attribute. That's because the additional B4 attribute has shifted everything down by one.Similarly, the Load/Unload Cycle Count is actually the Temperature attribute, the Uncorrectable Sector Count is actually Head Flying Hours, and UDMA CRC Error Count is actually Total Host Writes. Fzabkar, genius, sheer genius! I just got four of those drives in a salvage operation and I couldn't get the firmware updated.

You came along my internet winding road and saved the day.back in January.even two years before that!=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=If you unpack the ISO with 7Zip, you will find a flash-m.bat file in LOD.ZIP.The command that performs the update is.Code:fdl497a.exe -s -x -b -v -a 20 -h GR-CC9D.CFSThe configuration file, GR-CC9D.CFS, contains an update matrix that screens suitable candidates and matches them against one of three LOD firmware image files.GRCC9D2H.LODGRCC9D4H.LODGRCC9D6H.LODI'm assuming the filename reflects the Grenada family, CC9D firmware, and models with 2/4/6 heads.Cheers! Thanks and cheers again!