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The OMAP3 hardware architecture contains a wealth of power management features. Unfortunately mainline Linux support for these features has been quite limited until recently.
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Introduction
Anyone who has worked with SD cards in embedded systems has probably noticed that the brand of card can make a ...
The following tests were performed on a Panda system running the GNOME r12 image from this site. The root file system was ext3 on a 4GB TOPRAM microSD card.
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The Linux™ Test Project is a...
The following tests were performed on a Gumstix Overo Fire/Tobi system running the GNOME r12 image from this site. The root file system was ext3 on a 4GB Trancend microSD card.
LTP
The Linu...
The following tests were performed on a Gumstix Overo Fire/Tobi system running the OMAP3 r11 Gnome image from this site. The root file system was ext3 on an 8GB Class 6 Trancend microSD card.
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