WD PCBs store unique, drive specific, “adaptive” information in serial flash memory, either in a discrete 8-pin chip at location U12, or embedded within the Marvell MCU. These “adaptives” need to be transferred from patient to donor. Some PCB suppliers include such a service at no extra charge. The most you should pay is US$50.
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