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Subject: Supporting two (or more) dissimilar NAND chips
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Hi,

I'm trying to figure out how to support to dissimilar NAND chips (128 MB
and 1 GB) on my embedded device. It doesn't appear that the current MTD
NAND drivers support multiple chips.

Do you have any feedback on this problem?

Thanks

Blair