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Aug 05, 2015 · Version 1.00 Rev 2.00 . 20 April 2009 : Changed TCG Storage Architecture Core Specification reference and Opal SSC specification numbering . Version 1.00 Rev 3.00 : 18 December 2009 . Corrected the definition of LockingEnabled bit : Clarified Revert when Manufactured-Inactive . Version 2.00 Rev 1.00 : 27 February 2012
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