How to Develop the ARM 64bit Board, Samsung TM2 with Exynos5433
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Channel: The Linux Foundation · 2017 · Science & Technology
How to Develop the ARM 64bit Board, Samsung TM2 with Exynos5433 - Chanwoo Choi & Seung-Woo Kim, Samsung Electronics In the last period of twenty years ARM has been undisputed leader for processor's architecture in the embedded and mobile industry. With its 64 bit platform, ARM widens up its field of applicability. The ARMv8 introduces a new register set, it is compatible with its 32 bit predecessor ARMv7 and suits best those system that try to be amongst the high end performance devices. Tizen OS (tizen.org) is an open multi profile platform that can run on TV, mobile, cars and wearables. Samsung TM2 board based on Exynos5433, which patches has been recently posted to mainline, is an ARM 64bit board supported by Tizen 64bit. However, during the bring-up, the kernel developers have faced many challenges that will be presented in this session. The presentation will go through a number of issues and the way they have been solved in order to make Tizen run on a 64 bit platform. About Chanwoo Choi Chanwoo has been working in the Linux Kernel over 7 years as a Linux Kernel Maintainer and Developer at Samsung Electronics. He is developing the low-level device driver for Exynos SoC and Power Management. He has been working in open source community as EXTCON and Exynos Clock maintainer. About Seung-Woo Kim Seung-Woo is working on several sub-systems of Linux kernel including media and drm. He is one of the maintainer of exynos-drm driver. He is currently working on Tizen project from Samsung Electronics.
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