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The write synchronization buffer 308 buffers 510 the packets as distributed within the corresponding ECC blocks prior to writing ECC blocks to the solid-state storage 110 and then the solid-state storage controller 104 writes 512 the data at an appropriate time considering clock domain differences, and the method 500 ends 514. The write synch buffer 308 is located at the boundary between a local clock domain and a solid-state storage 110 clock domain. Note that the method 500 describes receiving one or more data segments and writing one or more data packets for convenience, but typically a stream of data segments is received and a group. Typically a number of ECC blocks comprising a complete virtual page of solid-state storage 110 are written to the solid-state storage 110. Typically the packetizer 302 receives data segments of one size and generates packets of another size. This necessarily requires data or metadata segments or parts of data or metadata segments to be combined to form data packets to capture all of the data of the segments into packets.

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