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  • #391 19422082
    guiji
    Level 1  
    Good morning, sorry for my Polish language, but it's through an online translator.
    Congratulations from Spain for the work done. After reading many posts, I decided to buy a nand lite programmer for aliexpress, but the seller who originally offered the software with English translation does not send it to me. I downloaded the software from here, but my knowledge of Polish is zero and I would like to know how to change the language or where can I download compatible software in English? Thank you.
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  • #393 19460967
    sebastianpr
    Level 9  
    hello, what is the price of the programmer and will it read and save the memory SST39VF6401B-70-4C-EKE
  • #394 19465206
    Vitaliy2402
    Level 1  
    Hi, I want to ask, can you use your program to create a block problem table for a samsung d5500 without a programmer knowing what problems are defective blocks in a chip? It is enough to indicate the numbers of these blocks in the program? Thank you in advance.
  • #395 19481074
    pitfermi
    Level 2  
    Hi, i would like to build one of these for personal use. Is it possible to share the pcb for print?? Do you offer it as a kit to reduce cost? do you have any available at the moment ready to ship? thanks
  • #396 19501470
    pitfermi
    Level 2  
    i change to english language on the top of the window but it doesnt do anything other than change the names of the tabs. what am i doing wrong?
  • #397 19535280
    futek2
    Level 19  
    Hello.
    This is my first time in this topic on the forum.
    This is because of my problem.
    I have a module on which there are two TSOP48 memories, type S29GL032N90TFII04 are 3.3V.
    And I need to read them, I have modest experience only based on the STK200 / STK300 programmer made by myself for BASCOM AVR.

    And I have a question if any of my colleagues was a hint on how to do only reading these flash memories without much effort.

    Of course, I reckon with the fact that I will have to desolder the memory and solder it to the transition plate to make a connection with the reading circuit.
    I can borrow a MINI PRO programmer but it only has a 40-pin connector and there is no TSOP48 to 40-pin adapter in the MINI PRO.

    A photo of a fragment of the board with these memory systems and a processor attached.

    Or maybe there is another option without desoldering and connect to the processor and do a reading.
    The pp board is powered entirely by 3.3V, so I would have to power it.
    There are 2 ETHERNET ports - RJ45 and two RS485 ports on the board.

    And maybe on the transition board, connect the pins with the memory so that the MINI PRO can only read the memory by inserting it as a different type so that only the reading pins and 3.3v voltage match.


    Please help.

    Best regards.
    Futek2
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  • #398 19548629
    PALOMETE2
    Level 9  
    Hola a todos:
    Estoy programando una nand de los samsung serie D5500 que se cambió en un tv. Esta memoria cuando la borro me sale bloques defectuosos. Aún así la he programado pero cuando verifico llega un momento que salen errores de datos. ¿Puede ser que al ser una memoria ya usada que daba fallo de encendido sea por lo que da errores? Tengo pedidas nuevas para probar pero no me han llegado todavía.
  • #399 19549703
    jackfinch
    Level 18  
    @ futek2 for MiniPro you need a TSOP48 adapter to read this memory. Flash NAND Lite Memory Programmer! TSOP48
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  • #400 19554793
    PALOMETE2
    Level 9  
    Witam wszystkich:
    Programuję nand z samsunga serii D5500, który został zamieniony w tv. Ta pamięć, kiedy ją kasuję, dostaję wadliwe bloki. Mam go jeszcze zaprogramowany, ale kiedy go sprawdzam, dostaję błędy danych. Czy może to być spowodowane tym, że jest to pamięć, która była już używana i dała awarię zasilania, że daje błędy? Zamówiłem nowe do przetestowania, ale jeszcze nie dotarły.

    Hi all:
    I am programming a nand from the samsung D5500 series that was swapped into a tv. This memory when I erase it I get faulty blocks. Still I have programmed it but when I check it comes a time when I get data errors. Could it be that being a memory already used that gave power failure is why it gives errors? I have ordered new ones to test but they have not arrived yet.
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  • #401 19562522
    PALOMETE2
    Level 9  
    Hello: Does the NAND Lite program allow to manage bad blocks in samsung K9GAG08UOE memory?
    I am trying to write a memory and when I erase it, defective blocks appear. I have bought two new ones and also some defective blocks appear. I burn the file in this thread, and when I hit verify burn I start getting errors.
    I need your help
  • #402 19579921
    xspi13
    Level 11  
    A question for the developer of the programmer. Will v2.0 be available for self-build?
  • #403 19583267
    mmarc__
    Level 1  
    Hello, thanks for cool software! I'm a beginner in this area, I'm using Nand Lite programmer with an adapter (screenshot) to dump the contents of Macronix MX30LF2G18AC, and successfully get 276,824,064 bytes of data. But when I check the data (which is mostly JFFS), a lot of CRC checksum errors are posted, and some of the files are not readable. On the good side, multiple small text files could be read. Also I've noticed repeated reads of this chip do not produce exactly the same dump (SHA differs). Could you please kindly help me to explain these? Thanks a lot!

    Flash NAND Lite Memory Programmer! TSOP48 Flash NAND Lite Memory Programmer! TSOP48
  • #404 19601743
    funak
    Level 27  
    mmarc__ wrote:
    Hello, thanks for the cool software! I am a beginner in this field, I am using Nand Lite programmer with adapter (screenshot) to dump Macronix MX30LF2G18AC content and download 276 824 064 bytes of data successfully. But when I check data (mostly JFFS) I get a lot of CRC checksum errors and some files are not readable. On the other hand, many small text files can be read. I also noticed that multiple readings on this chip do not give the exact same dump (SHA difference). Could you kindly help me explain this? Thanks a lot!

    Flash NAND Lite Memory Programmer! TSOP48 Flash NAND Lite Memory Programmer! TSOP48


    This is not my programmer version. It is a clone of the original version of NANDLite.
    Therefore, I cannot provide technical and substantive support in this specific case.

    As for the v2.0 version, it will not be for self-assembly, unless I build an additionally improved version v1.1 and it would be for self-assembly.
  • #405 19643370
    koko887
    Level 10  
    Hi, can the programmer support the bone: K9F1G08U0B ??

    Regards.
  • #406 19643424
    funak
    Level 27  
    koko887 wrote:
    Hi, can the programmer support the bone: K9F1G08U0B ??

    Regards.


    I verified with the documentation, it should handle.
  • #407 19645215
    koko887
    Level 10  
    Last question and more I do not bother.

    Can the programmer support the MICRON "29F2G16AAB" bone?

    I have it desoldered but when I click DETECT LAYOUT, unfortunately it does not recognize it. Can you read it somehow?

    Actually, the main thing I want to do is delete it all.

    Regards.
  • #408 19645303
    funak
    Level 27  
    koko887 wrote:
    Last question and more I do not bother.

    Can the programmer support the MICRON "29F2G16AAB" bone?

    I have it desoldered but when I click DETECT LAYOUT, unfortunately it does not recognize it. Can you read it somehow?

    Actually, the main thing I want to do is delete it all.

    Regards.


    Unfortunately, he cannot handle this. The memory is with a 16-bit interface.
  • #409 19671736
    uamarchuan
    Level 5  
    Hello,
    Will read and write the programmer memory ESMT F59D1G81MB-AZM1P9ACX (128 MB).
    Regards.
  • #410 19671763
    funak
    Level 27  
    Unfortunately, the memory is 1.8V powered, so it won't handle.

    But it would be possible to prepare a NANDLite version that would handle only 1.8V.
    Unfortunately, dual-voltage, with the current hardware version it is impossible.
  • #411 19671793
    uamarchuan
    Level 5  
    funak wrote:
    But it would be possible to prepare a NANDLite version that would handle only 1.8V.


    How much more or less do you have to wait for this version of the programmer?
    I have a broken Redmi AX6 router and want to fix it.
    Thank you.
  • #412 19673233
    funak
    Level 27  
    uamarchuan wrote:
    funak wrote:
    But it would be possible to prepare a NANDLite version that would handle only 1.8V.


    How much more or less do you have to wait for this version of the programmer?
    I have a broken Redmi AX6 router and want to fix it.
    Thank you.


    A few days, I would have to get the right parts.
  • #413 19682147
    uamarchuan
    Level 5  
    funak wrote:
    uamarchuan wrote:
    funak wrote:
    But it would be possible to prepare a NANDLite version that would handle only 1.8V.


    How much more or less do you have to wait for this version of the programmer?
    I have a broken Redmi AX6 router and want to fix it.
    Thank you.


    A few days, I would have to get the right parts.


    Hello, did you manage to make any prototype? How much will this programmer cost for my memory?
    If you model it from scratch, I just need to retrieve the information on my router and save it back, I don't need many options or other memories.

    Just in case, I include a memory datasheet:
    https://www.esmt.com.tw/upload/pdf/ESMT/datasheets/F59D1G81MB&F59D1G161MB(2M).pdf

    I felt like it's hard to live without a normal router now :)
    Thank you,
    Regards.
  • #414 19684455
    funak
    Level 27  
    I bought the elements and brought it in for the assembly of the trial 1.8V version.

    I also bought a 1.8V memory: IS34MW02G084-TLI

    As soon as there is an opportunity, I will assemble, test and let you know.

    The price will be the same as the 3.3V version.
  • #415 19713387
    Tomx2000
    Level 1  
    Hi Friends!

    If i build nandlite 1.0 programmer, how to program empty xmega128?

    regards
    Tom
  • #416 19715348
    JefersonBianchi
    Level 1  
    Hey guys. It is possible a version of the software in Spanish, or even in English in the full version, please. I have the software in polish. For me it's embarrassing. Help me please. Thank you in advance.

    Dodano po 18 [minuty]:

    guiji wrote:
    Good morning, sorry for my Polish language, but it's through an online translator.
    Congratulations from Spain for the work done. After reading many posts, I decided to buy a nand lite programmer for aliexpress, but the seller who originally offered the software with English translation does not send it to me. I downloaded the software from here, but my knowledge of Polish is zero and I would like to know how to change the language or where can I download compatible software in English? Thank you.



    Yes I agree. Software in the most complete version entirely in English would already be sensational. I get totally lost in the Polish language.
  • #417 19780119
    foric27
    Level 1  
    nandlite v1.2c (atxmega128a1 au) where to download the firmware?
  • #418 19780323
    funak
    Level 27  
    There was no programmer version with this processor, so the firmware for this processor does not exist and cannot be downloaded.
  • #419 19812973
    xspi13
    Level 11  
    Funak as with version 2.0 when the final show. And could you build an emmc programmer with boot partition support?
  • #420 19818221
    siddolo
    Level 1  
    Are these settings right to read SanDisk SDTNQGBMB-016GP?
    Flash NAND Lite Memory Programmer! TSOP48

    NAND Flash Reader v543 has this profile:
    Flash NAND Lite Memory Programmer! TSOP48

    Can I read NandLite dump with flash extractor?
    Thanks
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Topic summary

The discussion centers on the development and use of a low-cost Flash NAND memory programmer designed specifically for TSOP48 packaged NAND Flash chips. The programmer targets applications such as reading and programming NAND Flash from devices like flash drives, TVs, routers, and modems, offering an affordable alternative to expensive professional tools. The design includes a permanently soldered TSOP48 socket and uses an FT245 USB interface combined with an Atmel XMEGA microcontroller for flexible control and hardware timing measurements. Software development focuses on supporting various NAND Flash memory types, including multi-die ("4 die") memories, and implementing error correction algorithms such as BCH capable of correcting multiple bit errors per 512-byte sector. The NANDLite application supports reading, writing, erasing, and batch uploading of NAND dumps for analysis and algorithm improvement, including handling bad block tables (BBT) and ECC data correction. Specific NAND Flash models like Samsung K9GAG08U0E and Toshiba TC58NVG6T2FTA00 are extensively tested, especially in relation to Samsung D5500 series TVs. Challenges discussed include addressing discontinuous memory spaces, bad block management, different addressing schemes (e.g., Toshiba's additional page addressing commands), and the complexity of NAND file systems like UBIFS. The project is evolving with plans for faster data transfer rates (up to 50MB/s in future versions), improved software interface, multilingual support, and expanded memory support including eMMC in the future. Comparisons with commercial programmers such as RT809H and Lens-Men highlight differences in speed, functionality, and openness of software. The community contributes NAND dumps for analysis to enhance error correction and bad block handling algorithms. The discussion also touches on hardware considerations like the quality of Chinese TSOP48 sockets, USB driver compatibility (including Windows XP support), and the limitations of TSOP48 packaging as industry shifts toward BGA and FBGA packages, suggesting ISP programming as a future direction.
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