NAND Testing - 05-25 Update: New LK, Recovery.img, Kernel Updates through Recovery

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Originally Posted by Lmiller1708

When the developers on HARET get the Bluetooth working we should be able to hopefully port it over. Until then...

+1.

At this stage, NAND is behind compared to haret - we need to focus on getting it up to that level, before we can even consider getting other features working. Perhaps one day we can get stuff working on NAND and it'll trickle down to haret, but for the time being most of the development is happening on haret.

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Originally Posted by Lmiller1708

When the developers on HARET get the Bluetooth working we should be able to hopefully port it over. Until then...

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

+1.

At this stage, NAND is behind compared to haret - we need to focus on getting it up to that level, before we can even consider getting other features working. Perhaps one day we can get stuff working on NAND and it'll trickle down to haret, but for the time being most of the development is happening on haret.

Thanks for the explanation guys. I've been following both projects fairly closely on here even though there's little I can directly contribute. I'd love to be a NAND tester. I have a RHOD500 but I use bluetooth a lot. Maybe I can go without for a little while. I'm sure it runs faster from NAND boot than on HARET.