Exactly, I'd rather wear out a "disposable" and replaceable part rather than
the part physically unmovable.
Also, the OS most will most likely occupy a small fraction of the available
space. And considering the OS on the NAND as a backup OS is a really nice
idea.
But thinking of the remaining space as extra storage kinda worries me, unless
it's data that isn't meant to move, but only be accessed. Still, 10000 writes
minimum is a whole lot, and if I end up using the NAND as much as I use the
SD-card on my phone, I won't have to worry about it.
But one thing is for sure, the less the NAND is used, the better.
Wait, what if the NAND part wears out and becomes unuseable? Is an SD-card
still useable?
