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Subject: Re: [PATCH/RFC] MTD: Striping layer core
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Nicolas Pitre wrote:
> IMHO striping NOR and NAND together simply makes no sense.  NOR and NAND 
> are fundamentally different things when it comes to writing to them, and 
> apart from evaluation boards where every possible peripheral can be 
> found you rarely will find both NOR and NAND in the same real life 
> design.
>   
Oh really? What about MP3 player-oriented design with NAND flash as a 
main storage and NOR flash for kernel/userspace XIP etc?

Vitaly