HDD GURU FORUMS

I have this HDD that stays in BSY.
It is an industrial SSD.
Can someone help me with any ideas.

Given that you're referring to your SSD as a HDD, I think you're in a bit over your level of understanding.

Probably is best to seek professional recovery here. If you go the DIY route, plan on never seeing the data again.

data-medics wrote:Given that you're referring to your SSD as a HDD, I think you're in a bit over your level of understanding.

Probably is best to seek professional recovery here. If you go the DIY route, plan on never seeing the data again.

Hi Datamedics, just because a person by habit writes hdd instead of ssd do you consider yourself superior? This should not be the spirit of the forum, here we should help each other and not raise walls!

The controller seems to be an SM
3556288-802802082 SM2246AAMS2264AA8.

tipical for this controller
in short
safe mode
LDR
virtual translator
image/clone

I'm trying to do those steps you indicate, but I have MRTLAB and I can't find a compatible controller to do it.

https://blog.acelaboratory.com/pc-3000-ssd-silicon-motion-sm-utility.html

AIUI, if it's DRAM-less, then then the controller is an SM2246XT, otherwise it's the SM2246EN.

If your SSD has SM2246EN – use Crucial SiliconMotion Utility;
If your SSD has SM2246XT – use Sandisk SiliconMotion Utility;

Have you checked MRT's latest updates?

Thank you very much for the information @fzabkar.
Now I have the mrtlab busy with 2 discs. I will review the information and I will inform you tomorrow.

A greeting.

fzabkar wrote:https://blog.acelaboratory.com/pc-3000-ssd-silicon-motion-sm-utility.html

AIUI, if it's DRAM-less, then then the controller is an SM2246XT, otherwise it's the SM2246EN.

If your SSD has SM2246EN – use Crucial SiliconMotion Utility;
If your SSD has SM2246XT – use Sandisk SiliconMotion Utility;

Have you checked MRT's latest updates?

It is indeed a sm2246xt, it does not carry ram chip.
The loader loads perfectly, but it is not possible to make the virtual translator.
Thanks for the info.