A garbage data scrubbing method includes obtaining an input/output (IO) busy/idle status of a terminal at a current moment, where the IO busy/idle status includes a busy state and an idle state. When the IO busy/idle status of the terminal at the current moment is the idle state, a discard message is delivered to a storage device, where the discard message includes an initial address and a size of to-be-scrubbed physical space in the storage device, and where the discard message is used to unbind a mapping relationship between a physical address of the to-be-scrubbed physical space and a corresponding logical address.

Various examples are directed to systems and methods for managing a memory system. The memory system may generate a first encrypted physical address using a first clear physical address. The memory system may generate a first encrypted logical-to-physical (L2P) pointer indicating the first logical address and a first encrypted physical address. The memory system may send the first encrypted L2P pointer to a host device for storage at a host memory.

A memory sub-system performs a first media management operation among a plurality of individual data units of a memory device after a first interval, the first media management operation comprising a first algebraic mapping function, and performs a second media management operation among a first plurality of groups of data units of the memory device after a second interval, wherein a first group of the first plurality of groups comprises the plurality of individual data units, the second media management operation comprising a second algebraic mapping function.

A method includes determining that a ratio of valid data portions to a total quantity of data portions of a block of memory cells is greater than or less than a valid data portion threshold and determining that health characteristics for the valid data portions of the block of memory cells are greater than or less than a valid data health characteristic threshold. The method further includes performing a first media management operation on the block of memory cells in response to determining that the ratio of valid data portions to the total quantity of data portions is greater than the valid data portion threshold and performing a second media management operation on at least a portion of the block of memory cells in response to determining that the ratio of valid data portions to the total quantity of data portions is less than the valid data portion threshold and the health characteristics for the valid data portions are greater than the valid data health characteristic threshold.

A memory system includes a processing device (e.g., a controller implemented using a CPU, FPGA, and/or logic circuitry) and memory regions (e.g., in a flash memory or other non-volatile memory) storing data. The processing device receives an access request from a host system that is requesting to read the stored data. In one approach, the memory system is configured to: receive, from the host system over a bus, a read command to access data associated with an address in a non-volatile memory; in response to receiving the read command, access, by the processing device, multiple copies of data stored in at least one memory region of the non-volatile memory; match, by the processing device, data from the copies with each other; select, based on matching data from the copies with each other, first data from a first copy of the copies; and provide, to the host system over the bus, the first data as output data.

An example memory subsystem includes a memory component and a processing device, operatively coupled to the memory component. The processing device is configured to receive a plurality of logical-to-physical (L2P) records, wherein an L2P record of the plurality of L2P records maps a logical block address to a physical address of a memory block on the memory component; determine a sequential assist value specifying a number of logical block addresses that are mapped to consecutive physical addresses sequentially following the physical address specified by the L2P record; generate a security token encoding the sequential assist value; and associate the security token with the L2P record.

Solutions for supporting storage using a multi-writer log-structured file system (LFS) are disclosed that include receiving incoming data from an object of a plurality of objects that are configured to simultaneously write to the LFS from different nodes; based at least on receiving the incoming data, determining whether sufficient free segments are available in a local segment usage table (SUT) for writing the incoming data; based at least on determining that insufficient free segments are available, requesting allocation of new free segments; writing the incoming data to a log; acknowledging the writing to the object; determining whether the log has accumulated a full segment of data; based at least on determining that the log has accumulated a full segment of data, writing the full segment of data to a first segment of the free segments; and updating the local SUT to mark the first segment as no longer free.

The present invention provides a method for accessing a flash memory module is disclosed, wherein the flash memory module includes at least one flash memory chip, each flash memory chip includes a plurality of block, each block is implemented by a plurality of word lines, each word line corresponds to K pages, and each word line includes a plurality of memory cells supporting a plurality of states, and the method includes the steps of: receiving data from a host device; generating dummy data; and writing the data with the dummy data to a plurality of specific blocks, wherein for each of a portion of the word lines of the specific blocks, the dummy data is written into at least one of the K pages, and the data from the host device is written into the other page(s) of the K pages.

A write request comprising a logical address, a payload, and an indicator reflecting the character of the payload is received from an application. Based on the indicator, a value of a parameter associated with storing the payload on one or more of a plurality of memory devices is identified. The value of the parameter is determined to satisfy a criterion associated with a particular memory device of the plurality of memory devices. The payload is stored on the particular memory device.

A memory system which stores a journal including mapping change information, either in a first memory area or a second memory area, depending on available space of a memory device included in the memory system, being greater than a threshold.