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TOSHIBA 256GB SSD-DATARECOVERY SOLUTION
Posted: February 14th, 2015, 4:13
by safwan1967
Hi,all
i am facing Toshiba 256GB ssd issues like Dead or Not Detected anywhere.as per my guess Toshiba Controller/associated components as per attached picture Can be faulty?if the problem with memory chips it will detect at least Controller?anybody having Data Sheet for same SSD or Controller itself to detailed analysis.
Thanks
Re: TOSHIBA 256GB SSD-DATARECOVERY SOLUTION
Posted: February 14th, 2015, 5:34
by pcimage
Sandforce
Re: TOSHIBA 256GB SSD-DATARECOVERY SOLUTION
Posted: February 14th, 2015, 7:43
by arvika
It is Sandforce controller (rebranded by Toshiba) as pcimage write above. No solution so far.
Re: TOSHIBA 256GB SSD-DATARECOVERY SOLUTION
Posted: February 14th, 2015, 10:01
by HaQue
http://www.payam.com.au/content_common/pg-ssd-data-recovery.seoSSDs with hardware data encryption (e.g Sandforce) - Yes we can help!
We are one of only a few companies in the WORLD that can recover data from SSDs with built in hardware encryption! Especially ones with a Sandforce controller.
Examples of the most common ones we see fail are OCZ Agility/Vertex/Vector, Intel 320 and 520 (being detected as 8mb) , Samsung 840 Pro and PM830, Corsair, Kingston, Toshiba, SSDs from Apple Mac computers and any other brands.
Cost:
$500 non-refundable initial attempt fee + $3500 only due if the data can be recovered.
This price is only for Encrypted SSDs that are no longer detected/recognised by a computer or detected as an incorrect size (e.g 8mb) as these are very time consuming.
and
http://www.prweb.com/releases/SandForce_SSD/Data_Recovery/prweb12496855.htmACE Data Group Develops Breakthrough SSD Technology to Recover Data from SandForce-based SSDs
Industry leading data recovery company devises better way to extract data from failed and locked solid state drives powered by SandForce controllers.
and
http://www.storagesearch.com/news2011-may1.htmlSandForce names trusted partner for SSD data recovery
Editor:- May 5, 2011 - SandForce today named DriveSavers as a member of its trusted partners program.
"DriveSavers was our first choice to expand the SandForce Trusted program to include data recovery services," said Kent Smith, Senior Director of Product Marketing for SandForce. "While SandForce SSD Processors eliminate the most common data loss scenarios through DuraClass NAND flash management features, DriveSavers can provide the SSD a safety net should the unexpected SSD failure happen and data loss occurs."
Still, I am sceptical..
Re: TOSHIBA 256GB SSD-DATARECOVERY SOLUTION
Posted: February 14th, 2015, 10:53
by arvika
Hehe, only 500$ for information that data can't be recovered? Very cheap
Re: TOSHIBA 256GB SSD-DATARECOVERY SOLUTION
Posted: February 15th, 2015, 2:26
by safwan1967
Hi,
it will not work simply replacing with proper tools San force Controller if Controller is faulty?as per symptoms no detection/Dead
Thanks
Re: TOSHIBA 256GB SSD-DATARECOVERY SOLUTION
Posted: February 15th, 2015, 4:36
by arvika
No. Not work.
Re: TOSHIBA 256GB SSD-DATARECOVERY SOLUTION
Posted: February 15th, 2015, 8:18
by HaQue
In almost all cases, Flash Chips are "married" to the controller. Meaning once the unit is put together, mass production tools will look at the flash chips and information about them will be configured in the firmware. Things such as timing, bad blocks etc. Simply being the exact same parts is not enough. There are a lot of different ways flash and controller chips are setup to become a storage device, and I doubt there would be many cases where a controller could be switched out.
Re: TOSHIBA 256GB SSD-DATARECOVERY SOLUTION
Posted: February 16th, 2015, 4:08
by safwan1967
Thank you all supporting advice.anyway we are going to ready for SSD.i all ready discuss with Acelab for Quote of pc-3000 SSD kit&adapters.Thanks again all
Re: TOSHIBA 256GB SSD-DATARECOVERY SOLUTION
Posted: February 16th, 2015, 4:13
by teufel82
Hi,
you must wait. the next update of pc3k will support sandforge controllers.
Frank
Re: TOSHIBA 256GB SSD-DATARECOVERY SOLUTION
Posted: February 16th, 2015, 4:15
by arvika
teufel82 wrote:Hi,
you must wait. the next update of pc3k will support sandforge controllers.
Frank
I heard other info in Prague conference: don't know, maybe this year, maybe next. Maybe...
Re: TOSHIBA 256GB SSD-DATARECOVERY SOLUTION
Posted: February 16th, 2015, 4:22
by teufel82
i was at the conference, i heard it so?
Re: TOSHIBA 256GB SSD-DATARECOVERY SOLUTION
Posted: February 16th, 2015, 4:43
by sebastian
Hi guys,
I also remember that on Prague conference it was spoken that "maybe this year, maybe next". Nobody promised that it would be in next release. SandForce controllers have AES encryption of techno-key and microcode so I think it's a big challenge to hack it.
AFAIR in next release PC3K developers promise to add OCZ Vertex 450 drives on Barefoot 3 CPU, and Corsair Neureton drives.
Re: TOSHIBA 256GB SSD-DATARECOVERY SOLUTION
Posted: February 16th, 2015, 15:33
by bcometa
Never heard of "ZCopy Ultra" before this article. Anyone know what that is exactly?
Re: TOSHIBA 256GB SSD-DATARECOVERY SOLUTION
Posted: February 16th, 2015, 18:53
by HaQue
from what I can gather it is their in house tool. Along with custom nand boards apparently.
for some reason this "story" is plastered around the web, but does little to say what types of issues are actually fixed.
could be a case of a mechanic workshop saying they now have the capability to work on the latest 2015 Ferraris and Lamborghinis, and saying they have already fixed 10 this year... but when you investigate, find out they changed 4 tyres, 3 indicator globes and refilled the wiper tanks.
Re: TOSHIBA 256GB SSD-DATARECOVERY SOLUTION
Posted: February 19th, 2015, 12:00
by Matiw
Hi HaQue,
Does the information below apply only to SSDs ? I used to believe that Controllers for Flash Drives (not for SSDs) can be replaced by exact match ones as long as the original controller did not use dynamic XOR. Am I missing something here ?
HaQue wrote:In almost all cases, Flash Chips are "married" to the controller. Meaning once the unit is put together, mass production tools will look at the flash chips and information about them will be configured in the firmware. Things such as timing, bad blocks etc. Simply being the exact same parts is not enough. There are a lot of different ways flash and controller chips are setup to become a storage device, and I doubt there would be many cases where a controller could be switched out.
Re: TOSHIBA 256GB SSD-DATARECOVERY SOLUTION
Posted: February 19th, 2015, 17:41
by HaQue
No Matiw, mostly applies to flash drives as well.