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Originally Posted by Tiersten
The Samsung MoviNAND and Sandisk iNAND are generic NAND Flash with a MMC/SD interface as they both follow the JEDEC standards.
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The RAM you were referring to in your first post is a different part in the iNAND range. You can get iNAND MCPs which have multiple individual chips all in a single package.
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Cool, I began investigating this because I wanted an SD-card slot in my kindle. Given that the iNAND is just SD-interfaced data storage chip, the SD-card slot could probably replace the chip.
[QUESTION]: Is it necessary to have a write-distribution system in between the processor and the SD-card to level the wear on the SD-card, or is the wear-leveling built into the processor or the SD-card itself?
I have found a datasheet (SanDisk iNAND), similar to the one found in my Kindle, but it's not the same. Pin arrangements look alike. I don't know if the SanDisk iNAND chip is pin-compatible with the Samsung chip you all seem to have. But here it is in any case, if someone wants to give this a shot before I do :)
http://www.spezial.com/commercio/dat...DS_-_iNAND.pdf
If I manage to do it, I'll document every step of it. Source code modifications will also be released. Please do the same.