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pomgrapes 05-22-2018 08:27

eMMC direct connection problem [Answered]
 
dear medusa team i have 3 pieces sph d710 that turn on blue lamp i want to recover userdata from them i removed the emmc and connected the pins directly to the chip and i am 100 percent sure of my connections the whole problem is it keeps giving me that same error 001 for both phone but i connect any other chips its normal and connects normally can you please tell me what the problem is and how will i be able to recover data from the emmc chip the phones are samsung sph d710 thanks a lot

pomgrapes 05-22-2018 08:29

here is the picture of the emmc from the phone i am using the same pinouts as bga 153
https://mega.nz/#!rvhS0CYT!P290-pW56...0n-0FZllmjtfM4

Medusa Box 05-22-2018 08:35

Hello.

If other chips are connecting without the problem, probably these eMMC has an issue(s). Try again to check soldering of each wire, check, whether there is no shorts between eMMC contacts, try to connect with different Voltage levels (try 2.0V-2.4V), try to set different Bus speed values. Also post here full Software log with the connecting operation.

pomgrapes 05-22-2018 08:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by Medusa Box (Post 13144344)
Hello.

If other chips are connecting without the problem, probably these eMMC has an issue(s). Try again to check soldering of each wire, check, whether there is no shorts between eMMC contacts, try to connect with different Voltage levels (try 2.0V-2.4V), try to set different Bus speed values. Also post here full Software log with the connecting operation.

some friend was telling that in the sph d710 model that the data is stored in the qualcomm chip do you think that is true or is it impossible also there is another Toshiba chip that is on the opposite side if the emmc what is that for?


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