[HD2 Android NAND Development] Unconn:
Here it is untouched:

info 8

--- 2K bytes sector version ---

DEVICE NAME=samsung_KBY00U00VM
DEVICE ID=0xB3
DEVICE MAKER ID=0xEC
PAGE SIZE=0x800
TOTAL PAGE SIZE=0x840
BLOCK COUNT=0x2000
BLOCK PAGE=0x40

Checking block information

BLOCK 0 (0x0) is reversed block
BLOCK 1 (0x1) is reversed block
BLOCK 2 (0x2) is reversed block
BLOCK 3 (0x3) is reversed block
BLOCK 8 (0x8) is reversed block
BLOCK 10 (0xA) is reversed block
BLOCK 11 (0xB) is reversed block
BLOCK 12 (0xC) is reversed block
BLOCK 13 (0xD) is reversed block
BLOCK 14 (0xE) is reversed block
BLOCK 15 (0xF) is reversed block
BLOCK 1108 (0x454) is reversed block
BLOCK 1109 (0x455) is reversed block
BLOCK 3013 (0xBC5) is reversed block
BLOCK 3131 (0xC3B) is reversed block
BLOCK 3238 (0xCA6) is bad block
BLOCK 3300 (0xCE4) is reversed block
BLOCK 4130 (0x1022) is bad block
BLOCK 4231 (0x1087) is bad block
BLOCK 4989 (0x137D) is reversed block
BLOCK 4997 (0x1385) is reversed block
BLOCK 5871 (0x16EF) is reversed block
BLOCK 5872 (0x16F0) is reversed block
BLOCK 5873 (0x16F1) is reversed block
BLOCK 5874 (0x16F2) is reversed block
BLOCK 5875 (0x16F3) is reversed block
BLOCK 5876 (0x16F4) is reversed block
BLOCK 5877 (0x16F5) is reversed block
BLOCK 5878 (0x16F6) is reversed block
BLOCK 5879 (0x16F7) is reversed block
BLOCK 5880 (0x16F8) is reversed block
BLOCK 5881 (0x16F9) is reversed block
BLOCK 5882 (0x16FA) is reversed block
BLOCK 5883 (0x16FB) is reversed block
BLOCK 5884 (0x16FC) is reversed block
BLOCK 5885 (0x16FD) is reversed block
BLOCK 5886 (0x16FE) is reversed block
BLOCK 5887 (0x16FF) is reversed block
BLOCK 5888 (0x1700) is reversed block
BLOCK 5889 (0x1701) is reversed block
BLOCK 5890 (0x1702) is reversed block
BLOCK 5891 (0x1703) is reversed block
BLOCK 5893 (0x1705) is reversed block
BLOCK 5894 (0x1706) is reversed block
BLOCK 5895 (0x1707) is reversed block
BLOCK 5896 (0x1708) is reversed block
BLOCK 5897 (0x1709) is reversed block
BLOCK 5898 (0x170A) is reversed block
BLOCK 5899 (0x170B) is reversed block
BLOCK 5900 (0x170C) is reversed block
BLOCK 5901 (0x170D) is reversed block
BLOCK 5902 (0x170E) is reversed block
BLOCK 5903 (0x170F) is reversed block
BLOCK 5904 (0x1710) is reversed block
BLOCK 5905 (0x1711) is reversed block
BLOCK 5906 (0x1712) is reversed block
BLOCK 5907 (0x1713) is reversed block
BLOCK 5908 (0x1714) is reversed block
BLOCK 5909 (0x1715) is reversed block
BLOCK 5910 (0x1716) is reversed block
BLOCK 5911 (0x1717) is reversed block
BLOCK 5912 (0x1718) is reversed block
BLOCK 5913 (0x1719) is reversed block
BLOCK 5914 (0x171A) is reversed block
BLOCK 6552 (0x1998) is reversed block
BLOCK 6553 (0x1999) is reversed block
BLOCK 6579 (0x19B3) is reversed block
BLOCK 6851 (0x1AC3) is reversed block
BLOCK 7325 (0x1C9D) is bad block
BLOCK 7682 (0x1E02) is bad block
Partition[0], type=0x23, start=0x2, total=0x3E
Partition[1], type=0x0, start=0x0, total=0x0
Partition[2], type=0x0, start=0x0, total=0x0
Partition[3], type=0x0, start=0x0, total=0x0

CE Total Length(with sector info) = 0x20200
CE CheckSum Length(without sector info) = 0x20000

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I have not figured out how to convert those addresses yet. I also am a little surprised that I have one more bad block that I did not know about. This could well be in the last 24mb (that we are not supposed to use for data).

EDIT: Those addresses are 497 less than the addresses I was using (not 537, which is exactly 40 more...anyway) This means my newly found bad block is in my last 24mb. (7682+497=8179, 8179*128/1024=1022.375) Almost right at the end.