Nonvolatile storage with automated response to program faults
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[0032] A non-volatile memory system that recovers from programming errors in a more efficient manner is proposed. If an error occurs during programming, the programming process can automatically proceed to the next available word line, page or other unit within the same block (or other unit of storage) without the need to retransmit data, addresses or commands.
[0033] One example system includes a controller and one or more memory dies in communication with the controller. The controller sends data and a starting address to one of the memory dies along with a request to program the data. The memory die includes a plurality of non-volatile storage elements and one or more control circuits. One or more control circuits attempt to program data to the non-volatile storage element at the starting address and determine that programming of the data at the starting address failed. The one or more control circuits automatically identify a new address in the memory die without the m...
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