The Android ION memory allocator [LWN.net]
February 8, 2012 This article was contributed by Thomas M. Zeng Back in December 2011, LWN reviewed the list of Android kernel patches in the linux-next staging directory. The merging of these drivers, one of which is a memory allocator called PMEM, holds the promise that the mainline kernel release can one day boot an Android user space. Since then, it has become clear that PMEM is considered obs
Linux support for ARM big.LITTLE [LWN.net]
February 15, 2012 This article was contributed by Nicolas Pitre ARM Ltd recently announced the big.LITTLE architecture consisting of a twist on the SMP systems that we've all gotten accustomed to. Instead of having a bunch of identical CPU cores put together in a system, the big.LITTLE architecture is effectively pushing the concept further by pulling two different SMP systems together: one being
Kernel.org is back [LWN.net]
[Kernel] Posted Oct 3, 2011 20:59 UTC (Mon) by corbet The restored kernel.org is back on line - partially. It holds the mainline tree, the stable tree, and linux-next; as of this writing, all hold their pre-shutdown contents. Expect those trees to be updated soon; other trees will slowly reappear as their developers obtain new credentials on the site. Services other than git and FTP (the wiki, mir
Some clarification on "the Android Kernel" [LWN.net]
Posted Feb 7, 2010 8:48 UTC (Sun) by swetland (guest, #63414) In reply to: Greg Kroah-Hartman: Android and the Linux kernel community by rahvin Parent article: Greg Kroah-Hartman: Android and the Linux kernel community There seems to be a lot of confusion here. We maintain a set of patches on top of Linux, which we periodically rebase to the latest released Linux kernel. We've been doing this roug
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Google: "Android is the Linux desktop dream come true" (der Standard) [LWN.net]
Playing with MeeGo 1.0 [LWN.net]
MeeGo: open development and upstream involvement