Techniques for managing memory exception handling

A memory system, comprising:

• one or more memory devices;
• and
• one or more controllers coupled with the one or more memory devices and configured to cause the memory system to:
• perform an access operation to vacate first data from a first portion of a buffer of the one or more memory devices in response to a failure to program second data to a first page of a first block of the one or more memory devices, wherein the first portion of the buffer is allocated for the first data;
• write the second data to the first portion of the buffer in response to performing the access operation;
• and
• write the second data from the first portion of the buffer to a first page of a second block of the one or more memory devices.

A memory system, comprising:

• volatile memory;
• non-volatile memory;
• and
• one or more controllers coupled with the volatile memory and the non-volatile memory and configured to cause the memory system to:
• write first data to a portion of the volatile memory in response to a failure to write the first data to a first page of a first block of the non-volatile memory, wherein the portion of the volatile memory is allocated for second data;
• write the first data from the portion of the volatile memory to a first page of a second block of the non-volatile memory;
• and
• write respective data from one or more pages of the first block to one or more pages of the second block according to an ascending order or a descending order, wherein the one or more pages of the first block precede the first page of the first block.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing code comprising instructions which, when executed by one or more processors of a memory system, cause the memory system to:

• perform an access operation to vacate first data from a first portion of a buffer of the memory system in response to a failure to program second data to a first page of a first block of the memory system, wherein the first portion of the buffer is allocated for the first data;
• write the second data to the first portion of the buffer in response to performing the access operation;
• and
• write the second data from the first portion of the buffer to a first page of a second block of the memory system.