[coolsilver]

Originally Posted by natemcnutty

I think he just meant to merge the new changes from the linux-msm project into the linux-msm-rhod-nand project.

@Coolsilver: Unfortunately, there are some major differences between booting with haret vs. nand. Some of the changes don't translate over, and nand is a branch that only supports the rhodium devices whereas the "haret" tree supports many devices.

Yea but I knew you would need to patch any merged code to make it NAND compatible. Just a thought. I see you found why things were acting strange.