Kingston 240GB SSD SA400S37 with CP33238B Data Recovery

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Kingston SA400S37/240G with CP33238B CPU shorting points data recovery

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Kingston SA400S37/240G Data Recovery Case Log

20APR23

Failed ID detection name is: SATAFIRM S11

It's a rebranded PS3111 based drive.

To work with this drive you need to contact it via PATA to SATA adapter. Here is the instruction:

For UDMA and Express you need to connect your drive through PATA to SATA adapter. It's important, and without PATA to SATA it will not work (For Portable III you can use a common SATA connection).

You need to short the drive in SAFE MODE and keep it shorted all the time

Kingston SSD data recovery setup pata to sata PS3111 rebranded CP33238B cpu

Safe Mode ID is:

Model : SATABURN SB
Serial :
Firmware : SBBM71.2
Capacity : 137 GB (268 435 455)

Data Recovery Solution

Selected family......................... : Smartbuy Revival 2
Controller.............................. : PS3111

SSD status:
SSD is in ready state................... : Yes
Firmware mode........................... : ROM
SSD is locked........................... : No
SSD is in Safe Mode..................... : Yes
Logical access is possible.............. : No
Physical access is possible............. : No

Chips id................................ : 0x2CB47832AA04
Vendor.................................. : Micron
Type.................................... : 32L(B0KB) TLC

Loader uploading
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Code name............................... : Burner_PS3111_71.2.bin

Write seed.............................. : Ok
Write PRAM.............................. : Ok
Checking................................ : Ok
Calling executable code................. : Ok
Write overlay into PRAM................. : Ok
Checking................................ : Ok
Write HDD microcode .................... : Ok

SSD status:
SSD is in ready state................... : Yes
Firmware mode........................... : LDR
SSD is locked........................... : No
SSD is in Safe Mode..................... : No
Logical access is possible.............. : No
Physical access is possible............. : Possibly
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Read System Info........................ : Ok
Read Chips Info......................... : Ok

USER password........................... : No

System Info:
Chips id................................ : 0x2CB47832AA04
Vendor.................................. : Micron
Type.................................... : 32L(B0KB) TLC 16k
Chip capacity........................... : 52 608 Mb
Channels................................ : 2
Chips (Total)........................... : 0x06
LUNs per chip........................... : 1
Blocks per chip......................... : 0x890
Pages per block......................... : 0x600
Sectors per page........................ : 0x20
RAM size................................ : 32 Mb
Firmware version........................ : SBFM71.2
Build time.............................. : 22 Aug 2018
Interleaved blocks...................... : Type 4
Techno mode lock supported.............. : Yes

Table of blocks pairs reading
Completed

Reassigned block table loading.......... : Ok

Memory chips test
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Read System Info........................ : Ok
Read Chips Info......................... : Ok
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Test completed

SSD configuration reading............... : Ok

Model................................... : KINGSTON SA400S37240G
Serial number........................... : 50026B7678051191
Firmware................................ :

Translator initialization
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Creating translator
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Read System Info........................ : Ok
Read Chips Info......................... : Ok
Table of blocks pairs reading
Completed
Reassigned block table loading.......... : Ok
SSD configuration reading............... : Ok

SSD
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Service area scanning
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block: 0x0000........................... : 3111 (ISP Id)
block: 0x0001........................... : 3111 (ISP Id)
block: 0x0002........................... : FFD0 (Srv)
block: 0x0004........................... : 3FB1 (Srv)
block: 0x0005........................... : FFA0 (CFG)
block: 0x0008........................... : FFB0 (PrIT)
block: 0x00CE........................... : FFC1 (PrIT)
block: 0x0131........................... : FFC0 (Smart Vt)
block: 0x0135........................... : FFC0 (Smart Vt)
block: 0x013E........................... : FFC2 (L2P Zone)
block: 0x014A........................... : FFC2 (L2P Zone)
block: 0x015A........................... : FFC2 (L2P Zone)
block: 0x0196........................... : FFC2 (L2P Zone)
block: 0x01DB........................... : FFC1 (PrIT)
block: 0x01E1........................... : FFC2 (L2P Zone)
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Completed

Secondary table of image reading
Completed

Service blocks scanning
Completed

Apply filters
Chunks of translator (Found)............ : 0x9F92

Filter 0...
Chunks of translator (Deleted).......... : 0x4C85

Filter 1...
Chunks of translator (Deleted).......... : 0x0000

Filter 2...
block: 01DB; page: 0468................. : CompareByPrImgTbl: Invalid page type 1 (4)
block: 01DB; page: 0469................. : CompareByPrImgTbl: Invalid page type 1 (4)
block: 01DB; page: 046A................. : CompareByPrImgTbl: Invalid page type 1 (4)
...
Chunks of translator (Deleted).......... : 0x1B28

Filter 3...
Chunks of translator (Deleted).......... : 0x0000

Filter 4...
Chunks of translator (Deleted).......... : 0x0000

Filter 5...
Chunks of translator (Deleted).......... : 0x0000
Completed

Analysis of obtained data
Estimated SSD capacity.................. : 468 877 312 (0x1BF28000) LBA
Available to user....................... : 468 862 128 (0x1BF244B0) LBA
User blocks count....................... : 0x037E5000

Chunks of translator:
SSD..................................... : Used: 0x37E5; Found: 0x37E5; Min.: 0x0000; Max.: 0x37E4

L2P:
Records count........................... : 0x1000
Completed

Translator build
Completed
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Completed
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Test completed
LBA 37 999 024: Page reading (channel: 0; chip: 0; block: 0x012E; page: 0x03E7); ECC error
LBA 7 688 320: Page reading (channel: 1; chip: 0; block: 0x02CE; page: 0x04DD); ECC error
LBA 7 828 298: Page reading (channel: 0; chip: 1; block: 0x02CC; page: 0x04DD); ECC error
LBA 7 828 298: Page reading (channel: 0; chip: 1; block: 0x02CC; page: 0x04DD); ECC error
LBA 7 828 299: Page reading (channel: 0; chip: 1; block: 0x02CC; page: 0x04DD); ECC error
LBA 7 582 994: Page reading (channel: 0; chip: 0; block: 0x0366; page: 0x03D8); ECC error
LBA 7 582 994: Page reading (channel: 0; chip: 0; block: 0x0366; page: 0x03D8); ECC error