Cool, thanks for the quick response, that's all I needed to hear.Here's the thing, it turns our that our emuNAND format is actually better than gateway's. They're mostly the same, but gateway reserves an entire 2GB for their emunand, whereas only 1.3GB needs to be reserved. That leaves then with 700MB of literally just zeroes. We'll be keeping our slightly-different format because of that. Porting emunands around will be possible, though. You only need to move your 512-byte first sector back a ways.
If you guys provide a tool to trim and push that 512-byte back upon release, I'll leave gateway behind and never look back!
Also, you spoke of perhaps back porting MSET? I hope this is an entirely optional choice for the end user.
I'd prefer the "inconvenience" of having to boot through CN each time if it meant I could continue to play DS games under your emuNAND setup.
I'm so excited about this project. The possibilities of what could be achieved with Arm11 kernel access homebrew are both vast and varied.