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Originally Posted by ndno
Sorry for being a noob but I gotta ask this question: is there any obvious advantage from booting from NAND directly besides not having to boot to WinMo first and then running haret.exe? I guess the obvious one would be faster boot time since the kernel (zImage) and ramdisk (initrd) are directly on the fast NAND (as compared to the microSD). Is there any plan on putting the rest of the filesystem (ext2) and data directly on NAND so that Android would run faster (or won't it)? What are the remaining efforts that need to be done to allow Android on TP2 to run as smooth as those phone devices (like HTC Hero, Samsung Moment) with native Android OS? Thanks!
By the way, you guys are doing a great job 
I may try download the development tools and source code and play around with it. |
sounds like you answered you own question about the advantage. Plans ? no there are no plans since i do this at nights after a long days work.
I already took time off work to help with some development. So no more vacation days left for me ..
