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DISCUSSION David Updegraff 3 participants 3 messages Mar 18, 2004 Memory technology devices (MTD)

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Hi.

There was a post or two a few months ago about support for larger (1,2,?,K) pagesize and the extra 2 bytes of config available in newer NAND chips.. And a cautionary about asking for advice before proceeding. Is there followup/progress on that front that I have missed? We are looking into these needs for some Samsung 2k-page NANDs.

Advice & recommended directions appreciated.

-dbu.
Dave Updegraff / Cray, Inc.

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Quoted 7 lines · David Updegraff

Hi.

There was a post or two a few months ago about support for larger (1,2,?,K) pagesize and the extra 2 bytes of config available in newer NAND chips.. And a cautionary about asking for advice before proceeding. Is there followup/progress on that front that I have missed? We are looking into these needs for some Samsung 2k-page NANDs.

Thomas and I haven't been forced to deal with these flashes and hence haven't given it much thought. Nobody else seems to be hugely prolific.

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Advice & recommended directions appreciated.

Try it. The existing code shouldn't be _too_ hard to adjust. Join #mtd on irc.freenode.net and heckle Thomas and I about how you want the generic NAND interfaces changed.

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Quoted 9 lines · David Updegraff

Hi.

There was a post or two a few months ago about support for larger (1,2,?,K) pagesize and the extra 2 bytes of config available in newer NAND chips.. And a cautionary about asking for advice before proceeding. Is there followup/progress on that front that I have missed? We are looking into these needs for some Samsung 2k-page NANDs.

Advice & recommended directions appreciated.

http://lists.infradead.org/pipermail/linux-mtd/2004-March/009442.html

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