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higgsboson
 Post subject: Has someone been successful with this SAMSUNG SSD
PostPosted: June 18th, 2025, 6:35 
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Guys
Has anyone been able to crack this MCU , portable doesn't support it.
SSD is detected with lower capacity .
Model No -Samsung MZ-VL25120


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SOSdonnees
 Post subject: Re: Has someone been successful with this SAMSUNG SSD
PostPosted: June 19th, 2025, 9:07 
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Have you considered reflowing the chips, especially the NAND ones?
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higgsboson
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PostPosted: June 19th, 2025, 9:21 
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SOSdonnees wrote:
Have you considered reflowing the chips, especially the NAND ones?


No considering delicate electronics & pcb , actually SSD is getting detected as 1 GB.Do you think Heating Nand with hot air might work?
Thanks for suggestion.
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Arch Stanton
 Post subject: Re: Has someone been successful with this SAMSUNG SSD
PostPosted: June 20th, 2025, 15:50 
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higgsboson wrote:
SOSdonnees wrote:
Have you considered reflowing the chips, especially the NAND ones?


No considering delicate electronics & pcb , actually SSD is getting detected as 1 GB.Do you think Heating Nand with hot air might work?
Thanks for suggestion.


Might. As it isn't able to load firmware from NAND (the 1 GB capacity is typical), one option is that NAND is 'detached'. But can also be simply firmware corrupt, same symptom, and without PC3000 support not a lot you can do.

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arvika
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PostPosted: June 22nd, 2025, 2:02 
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IMHO reflow/reballing make things only worse. 99% cases not help.

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higgsboson
 Post subject: Re: Has someone been successful with this SAMSUNG SSD
PostPosted: June 24th, 2025, 6:42 
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arvika wrote:
IMHO reflow/reballing make things only worse. 99% cases not help.


Thanks arvika
your words are like Digital masters final judgements
I was sure this might not be issue related to electronics.Your post has came at right time :good:
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