I agree about the memory problems in flash.
But next generation smartphones will be having SSD's.. Not much restriction
on number of writes plus access time.
and samsung and toshiba have already started with the release.
http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/Toshiba-Reveals-128GB-Smartphone-Flash-Me
On 08/24/2011 10:54 AM, NilesH Somani wrote:
> Thank u sir
> So basically the init process slow downs the android boot up time..
I would word it differently. The part of the boot where 'init' is
running is usually the longest part.
> Recently i came accross a link which showed the booting of andr
Thank u sir
So basically the init process slow downs the android boot up time..
Recently i came accross a link which showed the booting of android that is
the display of the home screen in 1 sec..
http://www.linuxfordevices.com/c/a/News/Ubiquitous-QuickBoot/?kc=LNXDEVNL032410
On Wed, Aug 24, 201
On 08/22/2011 01:59 AM, NilesH wrote:
> BASIC IDEA:
> In embedded systems, existing bootloaders run in three stages. But the
> main focus should be on the vendor bootloader and the third stage
> bootloader. U-boot and Barebox are examples of third stage bootloaders
> that provide a rich set of feat
I actually referred a paper and the summary of our idea is a follows
Fast boot is essential for consumer devices in automotive, medical and
entertainment markets. I describe an efficient bootloader design and
explain how to optimally configure Android’s Linux based kernel for
embedded systems. The
