What is the best base rom to have while running Android?

[geeksquad]

What does everyone recommend as far as a base rom while running droid? And would there be any differences in speed?

I have seen:

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/tp2-android-development/113402-v1-2-calkulins-stripped-roms-android-dualboot-6-5-6-1-a.html

and

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/tp2-androi...boot-time.html


Thanks

[aldamon]

Turn off Sense and limit the number of programs in Startup and it shouldn't really matter what ROM you use.

[coolsilver]

Stock and Mighty Rom both had worked the same.

Rom doesn't matter. However.... Radio versions might.

[skyguy04]

Once haret runs, it shouldn't matter what ROM you're using, right? Turning off sense and disabling start-up programs just makes the load time faster, I would think. Since dual boot doesn't have to compete with other startup programs. Just my guess though.

Although, if that were the case, why would it matter what setting I had for auto-dim backlight in windows?

[natemcnutty]

Originally Posted by skyguy04

Once haret runs, it shouldn't matter what ROM you're using, right? Turning off sense and disabling start-up programs just makes the load time faster, I would think. Since dual boot doesn't have to compete with other startup programs. Just my guess though.

Although, if that were the case, why would it matter what setting I had for auto-dim backlight in windows?

And if you don't care at all about using Windows Mobile, you can always NAND boot.

[geeksquad]

What do you mean by radio exactly? And what is NAND and is there any advantages or disadvantages to it? Thanks

[Snoman002]

Available memory would be a factor to consider though. I would imagine the 35Mb stripped Roms would allow more available memory in Android than the 120Mb stock rom, or the 80s or 90s of many custom Roms.