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- Discussion on boot times...
- Just for reference: 1 second Linux Boot example (old) (not snapshot or hibernation, if I recall correctly)
"Real-world" might be different.
- Just for reference: 1 second Linux Boot example (old) (not snapshot or hibernation, if I recall correctly)
- Sang-Bum: <100ms hypervisor load is generally possible. What is the requirement?
- /TODO/ Add Sriram's notes
- architecture proposed by Sriram at the bottom of this page is aligned with the rear camera use case
- discussion on EVS (External Video System) on top of android
- discussion on Green Hills solution
- /TODO/ Nikola upload the diagram with microRTOS a micro-kernel based RTOS architecture (with HV as a thin layer on top of RTOS)
- RTOS is responsible for the scheduling, HV is there to enable Linux
- Nikola: goto GHS website the GHS solution is fully described there
- Nikola; you do not need to boot the whole linux to get the rearview camera up & running, you need to boot only the rtos part
- Sang bum; would you require two video streams, one coming from rtos and the later another one coming form android or linux ?
- discussion on the handover of video streams
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