Remove data mix from NAND image

[integriz]

Hi everyone,

I wasn't sure where to ask for help with this on the web so I am taking a chance on here.

I have a 64MB NAND image that was extracted from a TSOP-48 that was on an old Compact Flash card (2004).

The data contains photos that were taken by a friend of mine on a trip in Europe in 2004. During his trip, his card stopped working and I took a look at it and all recovery attempts failed to read the card so I sent it into a place that was able to extract the data from the NAND chip. I have had this image since 2004 on my computer and was never able to recover the photos.

The problem is that the data is mixed and I don't know how to get it back in order to be able to recover the photos.

I can see the Exif II headers all over the image so I think all (or perhaps almost all - there might have been some bad blocks) the data of his photos is there.

Can anyone give me a hand with this please? I would really like to surprise my friend and send him all the photos he took from his trip 11 years ago!

Thank you very much in advance!

[HaQue]

Hi,
if you upload to me or setup a d/l location I will help you figure it out for free

[integriz]

Hi! Thank you so much! That would be really awesome if you could recover the photos!

I don't remember the exact controller chip make/model but here is the info I do have:

1. The chip is from an old Fujifilm 64MB Compact Flash card identical to this one http://www.amazon.com/Fujifilm-64-MB-Co ... B00006LL8Z
2. The card had 1 single 64MB TSOP-48 memory chip
3. Chip make/model: Samsung K9F1208U0M

Here is a link to the RAW NAND image (it is public so anyone that wants to practice their skills can give it a try):

https://www.dropbox.com/s/nwi1lf6u1gxnt ... l.bin?dl=0

Thanks again!

[HaQue]

done, but not by me.. many thanks to the actual master that recovered this!
I was told It was interesting case, and manual work was done.
you have PM.

[Matiw]

integriz,

I hope that you have you surprised your friend and thanked HaQue !

[HaQue]

Yes he did but thanks goes to Sasha, he did the Translation table magic!