Vikas:
I installed on at&t’s tilt. Upon first boot it scans your SIM chip and says “at&t network settings detected, would you like to configure for this network?” you choose yes, it restarts, and it works fine after that.

The biggest change is IE, making it more like the iphone browser where it shows the whole page and you zoom in on specific parts of the page. I downloaded it for Internet Explorer and the new drivers, when the official At&T release comes out I plan to install that one so in hte mean time I wont be installing many programs on my tilt.

This rom does not have office applications so if you use mobile office stuff i.e. excel word, you will want to stay clear of this rom.

That being said the install was smooth and everything appears to work.

Personally, I’m at a point now where I’ve been looking at other devices that HTC hasn’t built. All the disabled power in their devices is getting frustrating.

anyway, I just downloaded and installed that rom(the long link at modaco) on my tilt and it works fine. It was my first time installing a rom and installation was a breeze, just plug in the phone and follow the steps on the installer wizard on the pc.

Looking further into the Diamond drivers and comparing them to the KS20 material (again, done by the same hacker as who ripped open the NLD ROM), seems so far to reveal that the Diamond driver is not nearly as good with 2D as the KS20 driver is. It could be possible that because of the Manilla interface – which is supposed to ‘hide’ most of Windows Mobile and seems to use mostly 3D api calls – these 2D calls were not important enough for HTC to optimise. This may make trying to port the Diamond drivers a bit less useful, as in, the effect on the normal Windows Mobile interface may not be as big as we would wish. We shall see. If somebody gets them ported far enough to get a Kaiser to boot with them, that is already an enormous achievement and victory.