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 Post subject: UFS BGA095 Chips
PostPosted: November 4th, 2019, 19:35 
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Is it possible to recover data from a failed UFS chip via pinout?
I know the architecture on these chips is a little different.
I am sure I have seen reference to a pinout, but I just cannot find it anymore.
I do have the DediProg reader, but the chip does not ID so want to get the data via pinout if possible.
KLUBG4G1BD-E0B2[BGA095] Samsung UFS.

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 Post subject: Re: UFS BGA095 Chips
PostPosted: November 5th, 2019, 1:02 
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Yes, from NAND interface if data is not crypted. It is similar to eMMC chip. But pinouts for UFS for NAND is not developed yet.

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 Post subject: Re: UFS BGA095 Chips
PostPosted: November 5th, 2019, 10:05 
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arvika wrote:
Yes, from NAND interface if data is not crypted. It is similar to eMMC chip. But pinouts for UFS for NAND is not developed yet.

Okay thanks. If anyone does see the pinout would appreciate posting it here.

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