Anyone worked on one of these, I only see one reference here and that was just a formatting issue. The outer casing is much more solid than a standard CF Card and maybe difficult to break apart. Also being a Sandisk I wanted to ask if anyone has done a successful chip off recovery for it.

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It is actually an SSD that requires a CFast to SATA adapter. They are a PITA to get into, almost impossible to reassemble afterwards. Once inside, you can follow the steps you normally would for that controller...assuming that it is one that is supported by PC3K-SSD.

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Luke
Recovery Force Data Recovery

Any tips on breaking in?
I do see references to successful recoveries with FE as well which is good news.

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What controller?

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Flash Killer - everyday new resources (pinout, XOR, ECC,config) for flash devices

Controller: 20-82-00369-2.
Chip ID: 45 3C 95 93.
2 chips with 2 banks each.
Chip is not in PC3K database.
Chip in FE has one bank of 32GB, this has 2 banks of 16GB.
Chip in VNR does ID and gets both crystals after rotation.

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HDD, SSD, Flash and RAID Data Recovery
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Should be possible solve by chip-off.

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Flash Killer - everyday new resources (pinout, XOR, ECC,config) for flash devices

Chips are reading in VNR now.

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HDD, SSD, Flash and RAID Data Recovery
Founder of The Data Recovery Professionals Group

Drop us msg when reading is finished, we'd be happy to help.

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