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Re: Linux/Android on CDMA Touch Pro -- Now working on Verizon! And with GPS!

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Originally Posted by Mylt1 View Post
guess you missed this. as i said. im done with it. just because YOU cant reproduce it with a SPRINT phone does NOT mean it isnt an issues with VZN's TP. so there are at least 2 people here that can produce problems with booting/running android when the mem is running low. but of course you missed that because you were to worried about trying to say i was wrong. so that is 2 people telling you that mem usage seems to be a problem with android and VZN phones. how many more need to tell you before you start to believe that there might be something to it? OH, and just so you know, the rom on the phone does play a part(and a major one at that) in how much mem is being used at startup. there is a reason the VZN TP's have to have a trimmed down rom and lower PP setting.

OH, and this is my past post towards you. you apparently have made up your mind that this is a non issue when it actually is. im wasting my time and energy on you because you know it all.
Wow. You evidently didn't read his post either. Re-read what you made in 72 point font... he didn't say Android wouldn't boot. Just that it was unusable.

Please just leave. You're not in here for help, you're just trolling at this point.
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