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Yep., learning the kitchen and rolling your own is the very best way to go, if you can get your head around it - it's not that bad, and there is a nice library of prefab "OEM" packages of shareware already on the FTP site. It's actually not hard at all to rip apart a cab file and make your own rom-able apps.

Bonuses -

1) stuff that you *had* to install on internal storage now goes in rom
2) more free internal storage
3) apps load (ever so slightly) faster from rom

and as you note

4) after a hard reset, it's ready to go No reinstalls!

Mine comes up exactly the same after a hard reset as it was before, less the pim data (which is backed up on the card - backing up/restoring the pim.vol file works fine if it's the same rom rev) and the email settings, which I also have backed up in some other utility (I think I posted that info, maybe its in the rom kitchen team section) and of course BT device parings.

I can go from hard reset to fully restored in about 3 minutes now and I use many many freeware apps, all in rom.

Sweeetness.
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