Memory systems, systems and operating methods thereof, computer-readable storage mediums

A computer-readable storage medium, wherein the computer-readable storage medium stores computer program that when executed, may implement a method for operating a memory system, comprising:

• determining whether a link equalization is to be redone based on a temperature change of the memory system and error counts of an interface;
• wherein the error counts include a first error count and a second error count, the first error count is a number of recoverable errors in data packets received by the interface, and the second error count is a number of times that the interface switches between a normal operating state and a recovery state;
• and
• in response to the link equalization being to be redone, triggering the link equalization.

A method of operating a memory system, comprising:

• determining whether a link equalization is to be redone based on a temperature change of the memory system and error counts of an interface,
• wherein the error counts include a first error count and a second error count, the first error count is a number of recoverable errors in data packets received by the interface, and the second error count is a number of times that the interface switches between a normal operating state and a recovery state;
• and
• in response to the link equalization being to be redone, triggering the link equalization.