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Subject: Nand Flash with 2048 Byte Page sizes
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Hi,
I haven't seen any references yet to the newer NAND devices from Samsung
that have 2048 byte
pages with 64 bytes extra data. The Part numbers are K9F1G08U0M and
K92G08U0M. These
are 1 and 2 Gbit devices with 11 bit column addresses and 16 or 17 bit page
addresses that need
two byte read commands. Any idea if support for these devices will be forth
coming soon, or do
I get to blaze a trail?

Greg