[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] bojkic:
OK, I've been trying Android builds on my Raph100 from the start of your great work(I mean all the work of our fine and hard working developers), long before this thread, and the progress is just amazing. ;) I skipped the last two builds and installed the newest one a few days ago. Here are my notes:

- first I had a lot of trouble installing it, it would just get stuck on nexus boot animation(this never happened before).. I could not get thought even by deleting data.img... however, using someone's already made pack I got through. I couldn't find a reason why is that (because all the files are identical to ones I've put together using bj's pack and sources given) except suspecting that there is sth wrong in bj's startup.txts in 03.05. pack. "set mtype" line got fused to line before it and that's the only difference I could find. Could this be the problem? If it is bj please make a new pack with the correction, to make it easier for many beginners. I've "heard" that you have exams so this isn't urgent, but have it in mind for next pack. ;)

- in first 5 or so boots my phone would just die after 2mins of usage. black screen, no sign of life :D however this stopped eventually, you just have to be persistent and reboot a few times for all thing to get into the place

- if gps is working in WM I cannot boot android

- gps in android is on, but I cannot get any satellite signals, even though I tried hard... zero, nada.. Is there sth I am doing wrong or some step I've missed? :D however, I never thought we would even get so close and that anyone would report that they have a lock! thx again! :cool:

- 3G and wifi work great, wifi is not destroying the battery anymore. I could say it is almost as efficient as in WM (proportional to the time battery lasts without iwifi in both OSs) ;)

- battery life has improved greatly. now my phone has been on for almost 11 hrs(and is about to die soon :D) with: 3g on all the time, 10 sms, one 2 min phone call, 1 tweet, some facebook... memory used(or amount of free memory) has I lot to do here. cleaning you WM before booting android(kill sense or touchflo, kill all the processes you can in WM) and cleaning running apps in android before putting it to sleep (after every usage) will make a world of the difference. This tells me that moving to NAND and making a native ROM would give a boost to battery life...

I've read that some are making ext2 on their SD card and are moving android there. Is this really improving performance(if it is I cannot see it being much better) and is it worth doing? Does it make the rest of the card visible as USB drive when connected to comp? If it does, that is some great news... Because if it is true, I guess the last step needed for moving android into NAND is now completed. With the move we would definitely see some battery improvement and that coupled with the current battery condition would be enough for average user(15 hrs is more than EVO lasts I hear :D)... I am not pushing anything(because I cannot, I have no coding skills, and I am just a happy user) but I am only suggesting to start considering it :D

Many thanks and after a few days of testing and tweaking it now I am transferring to android completely :D 11hrs (now it's even more) is enough for me! :D

EDIT: Additional question: When charging in Android it quickly gets to fully charged. However, I know this is not true. The question is does it continue to charge even if I get the message that it's fully charged? or do I have to go out of Android to charge it properly?