--- /dev/null	Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000
+++ b/fluid-mnf/Performance	Sat Mar 14 08:33:22 2020 +0000
@@ -0,0 +1,19 @@
+Even though it cannot be a replacement for fc-loadtool in most use cases, FLUID
+is very aggressively optimized for speed in ways that would be hard to match in
+our fc-loadtool architecture.  Therefore, on those targets which are supported
+by both FLUID and fc-loadtool, flash programming with FLUID is faster.  Here
+are the performance numbers, flashing an Openmoko GTA02 modem with firmware
+version moko-new-fw-20190128, going through the external headset jack,
+UberWaves CP2102 Professional cable:
+
+fluid-mnf   at 115200 baud: 2m28s
+fc-loadtool at 115200 baud: 4m02s
+fluid-mnf   at 812500 baud: 0m40s
+fc-loadtool at 812500 baud: 1m12s
+
+With both tools the m0 version of the firmware image (fwimage.m0) was being
+flashed; in the case of fc-loadtool the new flash e-program-m0 command was used.
+The version of fc-loadtool used for this test is the one that is about to be
+released with fc-host-tools-r13; previous versions would be even slower.  In
+the case of fluid-mnf the -C option was used to disable delta downloads, making
+the test operation independent of previous flash state.

--- a/fluid-mnf/README	Fri Mar 13 21:38:12 2020 +0000
+++ b/fluid-mnf/README	Sat Mar 14 08:33:22 2020 +0000
@@ -16,10 +16,6 @@
 stupidity, supporting all of these baud rates in a Unix application requires
 non-portable hacks.
 
-The present fluid-mnf port has been put together in less than 24 h, but it has
-not been tested on any hardware yet - another few hours till I get home where
-the hardware is.  Stay tuned!
-
 Please note that the target-side binaries in the target-bin directory are
 unchanged from TI's original delivery, just like Openmoko left them unchanged
 in their version.  I am not even bothering with setting up an environment to
@@ -42,3 +38,6 @@
 * A certain non-TI development board nicknamed Caramel which has a Leonardo
   clone as its core but has a D-Sample-like physical form factor;
 * Openmoko GTA01 and GTA02 modems.
+
+Openmoko GTA02 has just been tested and confirmed to work with fluid-mnf;
+D-Sample and Caramel boards remain to be tested.