[Visok]

http://flash-extractor.com/library/Monolith/USB/Part%204/Monolith%20USB_96__45_48_99_b3__1x1


I need help for a case similar to USB_96, it is 128gb and with ID: 45 48 99 b3 fa 6b, I have all the ECC in green but in conflicts I get a very long list and I don't know which one to select

[jeremyb]

1. If the results are poor you can try using raw recovery software and look for documents.
2. Solving the mix manually and then try using Sector Number Slow.
3. Try writing a script to do some magic. (Beyond the scope of this topic)

Sector Number Slow uses debug markers w/ the LBA address of a sector, these addresses are 4k in size. Unlike blocks which can be 50MB+ in size.

Think of solving conflicts like small needle big haystack vs. big needle small haystack.

To properly recover the data would require finding the FTL (Translation Table / TT) and 1:1 maping the pages... I've tried a few times and given up.. I don't understand how SanDisk encodes their mapping tables.

[Сергей]

Many good jpegs in Raw Recovery
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Use any scan software