The second double post... found this when searching for your controller,
looks promising:
http://flashboot.ru/files/file/285/
But this page does not look very "secure". Personally, I would open this
tool in a VM only and connect the stick to that VM.
Nils
On 12/11/2018 05:25 PM, Eric Auer
I never used these tools, I had a whole night, where I read about
fake-chips/sticks and read a lot of usb-stick-reviews, before I ordered
a 256GB stick a few weeks ago. This is where my "information" is coming
from. This is all I remember, I googled now for those links. They were
not what I rea
Hi Nils et al,
So where do I find those tools you mention? I see you added some
links in a second mail, but with which one should I start? ;-)
> http://www.flashdrive-repair.com/2017/10/chipgenius-v417-software-2017.html
> http://www.flashdrive-repair.com/2017/10/lacie-usb-disk-storage-format-
Sorry for double-posting, I forgot to add links.
http://www.flashdrive-repair.com/2017/10/chipgenius-v417-software-2017.html
http://www.flashdrive-repair.com/2017/10/lacie-usb-disk-storage-format-tool-v5.3.html
http://www.flashdrive-repair.com/2017/10/flash-drive-information-extractor-v85.html
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There tools like ChipGenius and another one out there. They are used by
german CT magazine and similar to identify those china-fakes with
horrendous GB amounts of space, but in real they are just 4GB sticks. I
searched a while now, but I cant find the other tool as I forgot it's
name...
One of
>From a practical perspective, your drive is *1GB *("Bus 001 Device 033: ID
0457:0151 Silicon Integrated Systems Corp. Super Flash 1GB / GXT 64MB
Flash Drive").
I haven't had a USB flash drive that *small* in years. Unless you have data
on that drive you need, I'd just destroy the drive with a ha
That's reminiscent of what I've seen with certain kinds of cell phones, where
the USB port can switch personalities and look like different kinds of devices
-- say a flash disk and a speaker/microphone. I've not seen anything before
that switches between two different kinds of flash drives, tho
