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[font=Verdana]1: NVRAM version, "A60A"2 `7 c% D4 p- g) e) ~/ E" S
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, t j9 O3 n8 `3 q[font=Verdana]2: Version checksum, "1E602135" (High byte backward, low byte forward)% ^7 l% v( R: c {2 o* u& Q
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[font=Verdana]3: FW boot flag. "0x01", boot from SA-A; "0x00" from SA-C, factory copy.; M1 D8 E3 Q0 @* a
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[font=Verdana]4: Head map "00 01 02 00"
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[font=Verdana]5: Adaptive parameters of data area, "14F1" (High byte backward, low byte forward)8 H; `9 ]4 H2 t: w y
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[font=Verdana]6: Adaptive parameters of data area, "83F8" (High byte backward, low byte forward).
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) E, s( Q P& ~7 m$ N[font=Verdana]7: "XGH7Z3DM", S/N on the label.
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