Samsung RAID LIF 128GB SSD, any adaptor for it?????

@Labtech

How'd you do it? I'm sitting here with the same drive that won't boot and would really like to recover the data. I've ordered a couple of adapters but the lif cable didn't fit of course. Thanks in advance for your insight.

Can you explain what is going on first? Looking for description of events prior to finale failure, if any, and then what the laptop is doing on power on.

Be as descriptive as possible, please!

Hi to all,

I am working on a disk like this, need to know how can i acess the LIF or USATA interface

no one of my adapter work here.

any information would be appreciate, please PM me.

Thanks in advanced,

Hi, I have the same problem, motherboard packed up on SONY laptop and need to recover data,

Can't find a slim uSata adapter anywhere.

Quite happy to pay someone to do for me if you are in the London, Bucks area.

Thanks in advance

labtech, Re: Samsung RAID LIF 128GB SSD, any adaptor for it?????
Got same problem and can't find an adapter. How much would you charge to recover data?
Thanks

I do not take referrals or do business directly with customers.
You have good options for recovery in your neck of the woods.

What makes you think the motherboard is damaged? Or laptop, etc.?

this any good to u folks - I am having a similar issue - my problem with this is that it is too narrow not too wide but the pins match with my Toshiba SSD

24 Pin LIF HDD to 22 Pin SATA Adapter Card

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/24-Pin-LIF-HD ... 35c1775706

it been back to Sony 3 times under warrantee an same problem, it packs up before I can do a back up.... locl recovery want £940 ($1500).

if you can recommend someone it would be appreciated

thanks for any help (it has my wedding photos on and no back up.... could be a short marriage)

any link for a slim usata adapter would be greatly received

thanks

There is no updater for this.

When you power your laptop on, please describe in detail what happens! Namely, does the laptop see the drive in BIOS?

Very difficult I found my http://www.drivestar.biz this site and it worked well for me

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book14 wrote:I got some PM. So I decide to put the picture.
This is for this PCB we disscussed. And the previous picture I attached is another layout.
Be sure to USE 3.3V

So according to that picture, are each of the pairs on the end of those resistors? Meaning, can I just solder to the resistors for A+ and A-, etc and the ground traces are the larger ones in between?

Or are some of these the larger traces in between. So A+ would be the large trace above the resistors, A- would be the pair of the resistors, etc? I would assume the first one would be the case, as it would be the easiest to work with.

I'm also assuming you need to basically treat this as two separate drives and there is no good way to combine both sides for a larger drive, correct?

Hi there everyone, I will be very glad to receive any help with my MZRPA128HMCD SSD, I can not find anywere the pinout and/or a way to solder it... It is kind of similar in the back side of the board like the picture book14 posted Sep 1st, 2012... but the connector is Lif 29 pins... Anyone has any clue ? Please PM me ASAP if possible... or email me directly... nunesfl@yahoo.com... thank you !

Nobody can help me ? Is there a way you PM me with the soldering tips for the Samsung 128gb SSD ? (MZRPA128HMCD)

@ nunesfl
Give more details if you seek help.
A brief history of the problem and what you have attempted
Is it your drive or others?
How important is the data?
What is the original problem with the drive ?

Post a pic, because

It is kind of similar in the back side of the board like the picture book14 posted Sep 1st, 2012... but the connector is Lif 29 pins... Anyone has any clue

cant help you with only this information.

I have a Samsung MZ-RPC2560/0so that I need to do DR on, but I am having the same issue that others have mentioned. It is a RAID disk with a single 30 pin LIF connector for both drives, and I do not know the pinout, or where to score a cable for it. The drive was pulled from a completely dead Z series laptop, and I have no way to transplant it into something working.
Could anyone perhaps help? I found an article online (http://forum.notebookreview.com/sony/65 ... d-1tb.html), but I am reluctant to do this unless it is a last resort, as it could damage the LIF socket.

I can provide pictures, but I'd rather save the hacking for a last resort. Thanks for any info!

Can you define laptop being "dead"?
What tests did you run to determine that it was "dead"?
What were the results of the tests?

Dead as in toast, spilled coffee on the mainboard and it is no longer powering up whatsoever. I don't know what tests I could run in that case, but I suppose I could take a multimeter to it and see if it is drawing power... It has already been sent to Sony, and they said it would cost 3500 dollars to fix and do DR; this is unacceptable, and I figure I can get the data off at least for a fraction of that. Luckily the HDD is on the bottom and seems to have avoided the coffee.

What is the full MDL of the Sony laptop?

Is it this: http://esupport.sony.com/US/p/model-hom ... ownloadTab

labtech wrote:What is the full MDL of the Sony laptop?

Product name: VPCZ2190X
Model: PCG-41313L