MEMORY SYSTEM
According to one embodiment, a memory system includes a nonvolatile memory and a controller. The controller executes data transfer between a host and the memory in response to a command from the host. The controller manages first translation information indicating a relation between logical location information and physical location information. In a case where the controller stores first data to the memory, the controller updates second translation information. The first data is included in a data group received from the host in a first write mode, and the second translation information is a copy of the first translation information. In a case where the first write mode is terminated, the controller reflects the second translation information in the first translation information.
1 . A memory system connectable to a host, comprising:
a nonvolatile memory; and
a controller executes data transfer between the host and the memory in response to a command from the host and manages first translation information indicating a relation between logical location information and physical location information, the logical location information being location information designated from the host, the physical location information being location information indicating a physical location in the memory,
wherein in a case where the controller stores first data to the memory, the controller updates second translation information, and the first data is included in a data group received from the host in a first write mode, and the second translation information is a copy of the first translation information, and
in a case where the first write mode is terminated, controller reflects the second translation information in the first translation information.
2 . The memory system according to claim 1 , wherein in a case where the controller executes data transfer from the memory to the host, the controller obtains physical location information with respect to a data transfer destination in the memory by referring to the first translation information.
3 . The memory system according to claim 2 , wherein in a case where the controller stores second data to the memory, the controller updates the first translation information, and the second data is data received from the host in a second write mode different from the first write mode.
4 . The memory system according to claim 1 , wherein the controller receives an end command, and reflects the second translation information in the first translation information in response to reception of the end command.
5 . The memory system according to claim 4 , wherein the controller reflects the second translation information in the first translation information after the end command is received and after the second translation information is updated with respect to last first data of the data group.
6 . The memory system according to claim 1 , wherein the controller receives a plurality of the data groups in parallel, and generates the second translation information for each data group.
7 . The memory system according to claim 6 , wherein the controller receives an end command for each data group, and reflects second translation information of a data group corresponding to the received end command in the first translation information.
8 . The memory system according to claim 7 , wherein the controller updates the second translation information of the data group corresponding to the received end command in accordance with last first data of the data group corresponding to the received end command, and thereafter, reflects the second translation information related to a data group corresponding to the received end command in the first translation information.
9 . The memory system according to claim 8 , wherein the end command includes identification information for identifying a corresponding data group.
10 . The memory system according to claim 1 , wherein a total size of the first data which the controller is capable of receiving from a start of the data group to an end of the data group is equal to or less than an over-provisioning capacity of the memory system.