SM2258 SK Hynix 14nm+16nm – MPTool R0911A – FW Q0704A
Package
Archive
SM2258 SK Hynix 14nm+16nm – MPTool R0911A – FW Q0704A.7z
Type
Mass production tool package
Controller
SM2258
NAND target
SK Hynix 14nm+16nm
Contents
58 files, 7.5 MB unpacked
Component versions
Component
Version
Date (decoded)
MPTool
R0911A
2018-09-11
Firmware
Q0704A
2017-07-04
DB
Q0512
2017-05-12
MPTool file version
0, 0, 1, 2
The archive name states MPTool Q0612A; the table shows the versions recorded inside the package.
Dates are decoded from SMI version codes: the letter is the year (J = 2010 … Y = 2025) and the four digits are month and day.
Controller
SM2258: SATA 6Gb/s SSD controller, 4 NAND channels, external DRAM, LDPC ECC.
Function
Silicon Motion mass production tool package. It initializes the drive, loads the controller firmware, scans and records bad blocks, and writes the drive identity (model, serial number, capacity). Packages that include RDT firmware can run a burn-in test before the final firmware is loaded. Running the tool re-initializes the drive; existing user data is lost.
Configuration profiles (1)
Profile
Selected flash
Capacity setting
RDT
Default.ini
Samsung,64Gbit(8KP),K9ACGD8U0A
0
Package contents
Path
Description
Size
CID\
CID / identify settings
1 file, 3.7 KB
Config\
Production configuration profiles
2 files, 18.1 KB
File For Linux Tool\
Files for the Linux MP tool
7 files, 898.1 KB
Firmware\
Firmware images
36 files, 4.1 MB
FlashDB\
NAND parameter database
2 files, 57.3 KB
UFD_MP\
MPTool UI settings and error-code tables
4 files, 2.9 KB
default.ini
MPTool default settings
4.0 KB
FlashIDBuf.bin
Output dump left by a previous run
1.0 KB
Read_LBA0.bin
Output dump left by a previous run
512 B
SM2258CH-release-notes.doc
Document
108.0 KB
sm22XMPToolR0911A.exe
Executable
2.3 MB
SN.ini
Settings
177 B
Documents included
SM2258CH-release-notes.doc
Flash database (119 entries)
The database lists every part the MPTool can identify. The firmware in this package is built for SK Hynix 14nm+16nm; other entries normally need the matching firmware build.
Part numbers are copied as written in the database. Variant lists the bracketed qualifiers from the entry (voltage, die count, generation). Flash ID shows the first six ID bytes stored for the entry.
