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On Monday 21 June 2004 05:41, zh_chaohao@china.com.cn wrote:
> Can somebody recommend me a mtd snapshot ?
> I want it:
>
> Stable
> Dual flash support
> NOR and NAND Flash support(Is nand support complete now?)
> Erase suspend (optional)

Well, we have only rare, medium or well done at the moment. Please be=20
appreciative of any things we can't serve at your wish.

The latest snapshot should be quite stable. If something is missing feel fr=
ee=20
to provide patches and improvements.

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