Porting challenges

[nevergonnauseth]

^we can eventually have a fully flashable version of android running, its just the fact that do you really want to flash your device to a barely working release? It's easier to just test it out using haret.

[WoZZeR999]

There's no internal memory drivers yet (AFAIK), so that's why everything is done on SD cards now. Also, when you run haret, you are running the full OS, it's not emulated, so except for access times (if that's the problem, get a cheap class 8 or class 10 micro-sd) you won't see much of a difference.

[aldamon]

Originally Posted by WoZZeR999

There's no internal memory drivers yet (AFAIK), so that's why everything is done on SD cards now. Also, when you run haret, you are running the full OS, it's not emulated, so except for access times (if that's the problem, get a cheap class 8 or class 10 micro-sd) you won't see much of a difference.

The biggest reason I want to see internal memory support is I don't trust my card to last in the long term. I think the internal memory is higher quality than my A-DATA Class 6 card and will be less likely to crash or die on me.