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| Problem | Likely Cause | Fix | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | MPTool shows "Device not support" | Wrong controller selected | Ensure you have PS2251-09 selected. If it shows as 2251-07 in ChipGenius, you have the wrong article. | | "Prepare ALL Failed" | Bad NAND blocks or wrong firmware version | Try a different MPTool version (e.g., v5.12 vs v5.13). Lower the "ECC Bit" setting to ignore weak blocks. | | Drive works but writes at 5 MB/s | NAND is in "slow fallback" due to errors | Re-run MPTool. Check "Erase all blocks before write" option. | | "Read Only" persists after flash | The NAND has exhausted its write cycles (end-of-life) | Replace the drive. Further flashes will fail. | sat in the dark, managing billions of tiny
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