JmSD‑Specific Solution-Practical Application of Block Attri
September 28th, 2026, 3:48
In NAND data‑recovery workflows, some memory chips generate a large number of alternate blocks after conventional sector‑sorting operations due to their native storage strategies.
This severely degrades the accuracy of data reconstruction. Manually adjusting block attributes one‑by‑one is cumbersome and extremely time‑consuming.
The new version of NFTracer introduces the Set Block Attribute feature to efficiently resolve this challenge.
Below is a complete operational walkthrough based on a real‑world image of a JmSD chip.
Case Background
When this case image was processed directly with the conventional sector‑sorting algorithm, the recovery result was poor.
Approximately 80 % of folders and files became corrupted, and valid data could not be extracted properly.
We re‑processed this image using the "Set Block Attribute" function.
Operating Procedure
Step 1. Identify and Mark SLC Blocks
Open the Set Block Attr dialog via the right‑click menu.
Click the auto‑scan button, and the software will automatically detect all SLC blocks within the image.
Click OK to confirm and finish block‑attribute marking.
ECC Grid Comparison Before and After SLC Block Configuration
Before SLC block configuration: The ECC grid shows extensive red error indicators, indicating abnormal page error‑correction status.
After correct configuration: The ECC grid displays normal alternating red‑and‑green stripes, confirming that block‑attribute recognition takes effect.
Step 2. Perform Sector Sorting
Once block‑attribute configuration is completed, run sector‑sorting directly without additional manual intervention.
Recovery Result
Upon completion of sorting, nearly all directory structures and files are parsed correctly. Video files can be played directly without errors, marking a substantial improvement in recovery quality.
The dedicated recovery feature for JmSD will be released in the next update of NFT. Stay tuned.
This severely degrades the accuracy of data reconstruction. Manually adjusting block attributes one‑by‑one is cumbersome and extremely time‑consuming.
The new version of NFTracer introduces the Set Block Attribute feature to efficiently resolve this challenge.
Below is a complete operational walkthrough based on a real‑world image of a JmSD chip.
Case Background
When this case image was processed directly with the conventional sector‑sorting algorithm, the recovery result was poor.
Approximately 80 % of folders and files became corrupted, and valid data could not be extracted properly.
We re‑processed this image using the "Set Block Attribute" function.
Operating Procedure
Step 1. Identify and Mark SLC Blocks
Open the Set Block Attr dialog via the right‑click menu.
Click the auto‑scan button, and the software will automatically detect all SLC blocks within the image.
Click OK to confirm and finish block‑attribute marking.
ECC Grid Comparison Before and After SLC Block Configuration
Before SLC block configuration: The ECC grid shows extensive red error indicators, indicating abnormal page error‑correction status.
After correct configuration: The ECC grid displays normal alternating red‑and‑green stripes, confirming that block‑attribute recognition takes effect.
Step 2. Perform Sector Sorting
Once block‑attribute configuration is completed, run sector‑sorting directly without additional manual intervention.
Recovery Result
Upon completion of sorting, nearly all directory structures and files are parsed correctly. Video files can be played directly without errors, marking a substantial improvement in recovery quality.
The dedicated recovery feature for JmSD will be released in the next update of NFT. Stay tuned.
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