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May 8th, 2015, 1:06
This SSD is new, for research. In this thread I will post anything interesting I find. I hope to include things like:
- Console access
- JTAG
- Firmware update, RE, tricks, tips
- Possibility of NAND chip off recovery
- Wear levelling/ECC/data Structures etc
- anything interesting
Feel free to add anything you might know or find out, or any comments, criticism etc. All I ask Is the thread stays on topic to this research.
Vendor: Sandisk
Model: Ultra Plus SDSSDHP-128G
Type: SSD
capacity: 128GB
Interface: 6Gb/s SATA
Condition: New
Controller: Marvell 88SS9175-BJM2 (code-name Van Gogh Lite)
NAND chips: 4x 19nm MLC
NAND Vendor: Sandisk
NAND Laser code:0531 032G
On the board there is a 7pin unpopulated row of pins, and a couple of Test Point looking pads, but al in all, not much.
Chips are held secure with black epoxy, I assume to stop the BGA's from lifting, which is fairly common in other devices.. macbooks, Xboxe 360's etc. This makes it harder for us a little as well.
- Console access
- JTAG
- Firmware update, RE, tricks, tips
- Possibility of NAND chip off recovery
- Wear levelling/ECC/data Structures etc
- anything interesting
Feel free to add anything you might know or find out, or any comments, criticism etc. All I ask Is the thread stays on topic to this research.
Vendor: Sandisk
Model: Ultra Plus SDSSDHP-128G
Type: SSD
capacity: 128GB
Interface: 6Gb/s SATA
Condition: New
Controller: Marvell 88SS9175-BJM2 (code-name Van Gogh Lite)
NAND chips: 4x 19nm MLC
NAND Vendor: Sandisk
NAND Laser code:0531 032G
On the board there is a 7pin unpopulated row of pins, and a couple of Test Point looking pads, but al in all, not much.
Chips are held secure with black epoxy, I assume to stop the BGA's from lifting, which is fairly common in other devices.. macbooks, Xboxe 360's etc. This makes it harder for us a little as well.
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