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Bosse



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PostPosted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 17:32    Post subject: What config to read this one?
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Hi Sergei, here is a odd one...again. :-)
The Nand is marked with:
FBNM40ANAK3P2
0718 SS
F3RR

And the controller chip is an:
Chipsbank
CBM2090

Regards/ Bosse
Сергей



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PostPosted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 19:09    Post subject:
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Show result of Read_ID with:
-K9K4G08
-K9K2G16
Bosse



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PostPosted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 20:23    Post subject:
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Hi, here is the result of that:
-K9K4G08, first reading I got ID: 2C DC 90 95, And second reading I got: 2C 5C 10 15
both got me dumps of 528Mb.
-K9K2G16, only got 00 00 00 00 error.
I put 300k dump in container.

Regards/ Bosse
Сергей



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PostPosted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 21:35    Post subject:
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Bosse wrote:
first reading I got ID: 2C DC 90 95, And second reading I got: 2C 5C 10 15


Remove solder from contacts.
PLace better.

What flash disk size?
Bosse



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PostPosted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 22:05    Post subject:
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Hi Sergei,
Now I've cleaned it up and get 2C DC 90 95 each time...tested 4 times.
Still 00's on K9K2G16.cfg

Read_ID 2c dc 90 95 Error
H:\Nand\Nand\K9K4G08.cfg
MNG = Samsung
ID = ec dc c1 15
Bits = 8
Page = 2112
Block = 0x21000
MB = 512
COL = 2
RAW = 3
READ = 30
SBACK = 0
RE_Down = 2
RE_Up = 1
SE_ = 0

I get 528Mb (540 672kb) dumps, but if that is the original size I don't know as the packageing don't tell.
I also see FAT, check 300k dump in container.

Regards Bosse
Сергей



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PostPosted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 23:48    Post subject:
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Bosse wrote:
Now I've cleaned it up and get 2C DC 90 95 each time...tested 4 times.
Still 00's on K9K2G16.cfg

Its ok.
Now we know, it has 8-bit but (not 16)
Bosse wrote:

I get 528Mb (540 672kb) dumps, but if that is the original size

Because K9K4G08 is 512MB.
And MB field in config set to 512.

What original size?
What give read_id in second bank?
Bosse



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PostPosted: Tue Apr 22, 2008 12:13    Post subject:
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Hi Sergei, I don't know what the original size is...as there is no marking at all on the chassie.
Reading from bank 2 give's us this:

Read_ID 2c dc 90 95 Error
H:\Nand\Nand\K9K4G08.cfg
MNG = Samsung
ID = ec dc c1 15
Bits = 8
Page = 2112
Block = 0x21000
MB = 512
COL = 2
RAW = 3
READ = 30
SBACK = 0
RE_Down = 2
RE_Up = 1
SE_ = 0

And just 00's on bank 3 and 4, so I presume that this is a 1Gb nand?

Regards/ Bosse
Bosse



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PostPosted: Tue Apr 22, 2008 12:19    Post subject:
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I've now checked the second bank reading, and there is just FF's.
And I read it twice, so I think that bank is just empty...right?

Regards/ Bosse
Сергей



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PostPosted: Tue Apr 22, 2008 13:02    Post subject:
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I look partition size in boot sector

There is 1GB.

So you need make 2 dumps with K9K4G08.
Each 512MB.

Second dump can be empty.

I think its

Block_Number / 0000
Marker 513/512

Calculate Block_Size!
Bosse



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PostPosted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 15:50    Post subject:
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Hi, I'll need some guidence here.
I've been trying to check the block sizes, but I'm little unsure how.
This is how far I've come:

I took the two dumps and joined them by dump, got 1.03Gb file.
I opend it up in Flash Extractor, did a FAT search and found it.
The end of that sector is 00 00 FF FF EE 0F (0xcc7200), the next one down is: 00 00 FF FF DE A6 (0xcc7410), next after that is: 00 00 FF FF CA 81 (0xcc7620)...How to calculate the block size?

Regards/ Bosse
Сергей



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PostPosted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 17:12    Post subject:
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Use this method
Bosse



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PostPosted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 20:15    Post subject:
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Okey, now I get it Very Happy
I get an image of 280Mb from that dump.
Some god data some corrupt data, is there any other adjustment to try?
as you wrote: " I think its Block_Number / 0000 Marker 513/512"

Regards/ Bosse
Сергей



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PostPosted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 20:37    Post subject:
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Bosse wrote:
Some god data some corrupt data, is there any other adjustment to try?


Of cause :)

First you need check image
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