Sandisk SSD Plus SM2246XT

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Mike - USBRecovery.co.uk

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Jul 16, 2024, 12:42:08 PM (8 days ago) Jul 16
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This was supposed to be a simple loader upload and recovery... board has been worked on previously but after clearing a solder bridge everything appears to be as it should.

I'm getting the same from all 3 firmware options, I've let it run and the ECC errors continue. Anyone seen this before - have the nand degrade too far.


Selected family......................... : SanDisk SSD Plus
Controller.............................. : SM2246XT
 
Microchips information uploading........ : Ok
SSD status:
SSD is in ready state................... : Yes
Firmware mode........................... : ROM
SSD error code.......................... : 0x08 (SPI ISP mode)
SSD is locked........................... : No
SSD is in Safe Mode..................... : Yes
Logical access is possible.............. : No
Physical access is possible............. : No
 
Chips id................................ : 0x453A949376D1
Vendor.................................. : Sandisk
Type.................................... : 15nm MLC 16k
 
Loader uploading
****************************************
   MPISP code name......................... : MPISP_Q0405A.bin
   
   MPISP_Q0405A.bin........................ : Ok
   Calling executable code................. : Ok
   Microchips information uploading........ : Ok
   
   SSD status:
   SSD is in ready state................... : Yes
   Firmware mode........................... : LDR
   SSD error code.......................... : 0x00 (No errors)
   SSD is locked........................... : No
   SSD is in Safe Mode..................... : No
   Logical access is possible.............. : No
   Physical access is possible............. : Possibly
****************************************
 
Microchips information uploading........ : Ok
Invalid chips count value (0x110)
Parameter "ChipsCount"=0x80
Reset SSD controller.................... : Command execution error; Read sector error (LBA: 21 930); HDD DMA Redynes timeout (10000)
 
Soft reset...
SSD Start error
Hard reset...
SSD Start error
Controller reset...
SSD Start error
Power OFF/ON............................ : Ok
 
Loader uploading
****************************************
   MPISP code name......................... : MPISP_Q0405A.bin
   
   MPISP_Q0405A.bin........................ : Ok
   Calling executable code................. : Ok
   Microchips information uploading........ : Ok
****************************************
 
Invalid chips count value (0x110)
Parameter "ChipsCount"=0x80
   Page reading (channel: 0; chip: 0; block: 0x0000; page: 0x0002); ECC error
   Page reading (channel: 0; chip: 0; block: 0x0000; page: 0x0004); ECC error
   Page reading (channel: 0; chip: 0; block: 0x0001; page: 0x0004); ECC error



BASIC INFORMATION
Vendor.................................. : Sandisk
Type.................................... : 15nm MLC 20k
Chip capacity........................... : 21 060 Mb
Channels................................ : 4
Chips (Total)........................... : 0x80
Planes per chip......................... : 2
LUNs per chip........................... : 1
Blocks per chip......................... : 0x083A
Pages per block......................... : 0x0200
Page size............................... : 0x5000
Max retry level......................... : 0x00


MEMORY MICROCHIP INFORMATION
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
:           :       Chip 0 :       Chip 1 :       Chip 2 :       Chip 3 :
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
: Channel 0 : 453A949376D1 : 453A949376D1 : 453A949376D1 : 453A949376D1 :
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
: Channel 1 : 453A949376D1 : 453A949376D1 : 453A949376D1 : 453A949376D1 :
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
: Channel 2 : 453A949376D1 : 453A949376D1 : 453A949376D1 : 453A949376D1 :
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
: Channel 3 : 453A949376D1 : 453A949376D1 : 453A949376D1 : 453A949376D1 :
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Attention! The specified number of chips (128) does not correspond to the number of detected chips (16)!

pbzcbf...@gmail.com

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Jul 16, 2024, 12:46:28 PM (8 days ago) Jul 16
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Just curious. Where was the solder bridge?

t...@desertdatarecovery.com

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Jul 16, 2024, 12:48:22 PM (8 days ago) Jul 16
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I have seen it when the loader is not compatible.

 

Tim Homer - Lead Engineer

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Mike - USBRecovery.co.uk

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Jul 16, 2024, 1:16:31 PM (8 days ago) Jul 16
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@franc - safe mode, I think this is one you've help check it has probe marks in all the right places.

@Tim - That's the only reference I could find about the error, having tried all 3 options available and all the other 2246xt's too, I'm at a loss. I'm a little behind on versions but I don't think ACE have added any new loaders for this O1120A , P0721A and Q0405A are the only ones I have listed at 240GB it's not a new drive and I've not had the problem with other ssd +'s based on the SM2246 .  This isn't one of those where it's been screwed up in an update is it?

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Jul 16, 2024, 1:21:35 PM (8 days ago) Jul 16
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On some SanDisk SSDs the safe mode shorting point corresponds to the NAND Ready/Busy* pin. ISTM that the common practice of permanently shorting this test point would be inappropriate for these SSDs.

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