developing Linux on ARM
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AMD expects Linaro to deliver concrete results: kernel enablement for ARMv8 Cortex‑A57, UEFI upstreaming and stabilization with test suites and bug fixes, and Java enablement for cloud/Hadoop workloads. The claim is specific (upstreamed patches and firmware changes), the tools are kernel trees, UEFI commits and testing infrastructure, and the target is server deployments and web‑services stacks; success is measured by numbers of upstream patches, stabilized UEFI merges, and working prototypes integrated into AMD product builds.
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