The Android Training session is full !!!!!!!!
The trainees will learn about Linux kernel, configuration and booting. They will master the bootloader for Android and become comfortable with the Android changes to the Linux Kernel. They will see how to support new hardware and use adb in order to control the target and much much more.
Patrick has shared the following presentation at the Embedded Linux Conference in Edinburgh.
Here is an outline:
Wireless Embedded platforms performances keep increasing (multi-core processors (MPU / GPU) up to 2GHz+, H/W accelerators, High-Speed RAM (LPDDR3, Wide I/O) & peripheral buses (USB3)). But power and thermal budgets remain roughly the same (mobile phone: ~5W, case temperature < 45oC, 1-day of active use). Hence, Power Management becomes the critical element.
http://www.slideshare.net/baylibre/use-case-power-management-optimization-elce-presentation
BayLibre was present at the Embedded Linux Conference in Edinburgh. A session was dedicated to sharing a hardware accelerated encryption use case analysis. This use case was based on an OMAP4 platform running Android Jellybean. The analysis consisted in understanding the performances bottlenecks and improving them.
Here are the slides which were presented:
http://www.slideshare.net/baylibre/dma-optimization-bay-libre-guillene-v4
This is a cool product. We are proud to have supported the Skully Helmets team in delivering it. The BayLibre team ported Android onto the Skully hardware platform.