First a bit of background: I've just recently begun looking into the Firefox OS 
project, so I've not seen its evolution over the previous months, am not that 
familiar with the differences between the versions, etc.

Yesterday, I pulled the tip of master for B2G and built it for the Hamachi 
(Alcatel) device. After the build, I'm left with a userdata.img and a 
system.img file, but no boot.img (I guess related to the fact that the drivers 
are proprietary). I booted into fastboot mode with the volume down + power 
trick, ran flash.sh -f and the device flashed.

Once it booted, the results were not promising. There was significant tearing 
in the UI whenever I scrolled quickly and overall the framerate felt quite 
choppy. This is in comparison to the Geeksphone Keon that I was using 
previously.

However, I saw a colleagues Hamachi running 1.0.1 and it's like it's a totally 
different phone. No tearing, decent framerates. I also see in an earlier email 
thread that the performance team from Mozilla is using Hamachi as their main 
performance testing device and seeing good  (50+ FPS) framerates on things like 
scrolling.

So my question is, where's the disconnect? What's the process the Mozilla guys 
are using to build for Hamachi and are they using the tip of master? Am I 
screwing up something with drivers, etc. that's leading to this bad experience?

Btw, I booted the device up today and thought I was losing my mind because I 
didn't see the tearing, but after a few minutes of playing it came back.
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