NAND Dropped Command Detection and Recovery
AssigneeWestern Digital Technologies, Inc.
InventorsRobert ELLIS, Kevin O'TOOLE, Jacob Schmier
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AssigneeWestern Digital Technologies, Inc.
InventorsRobert ELLIS, Kevin O'TOOLE, Jacob Schmier
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Aspects of a storage device including a memory and a controller are provided which allow for detection of dropped commands based on a die status (ready/busy status) of a command received from a host device. The memory may include dies controlled by chip-enables (CE). After selecting a die using CE, the controller waits between a minimum and maximum time after receiving the command to query the die status, where the minimum time is the time by which the command is expected to begin execution and the maximum time is the shortest time by which the command is expected to complete execution. The controller queries the die status after waiting the time period. If the die status is ready when it should have read busy, the controller detects that the command associated with the data is dropped and requests the host device to reissue the command.
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