AOSP Devboards
summary
Supports specific boards: HiKey, DB410c, 820c, DB45C and RB5 with an upcoming 85096 port; validators build and boot mainline kernels and AOSP userlands, enabling features like system dlcm partition use, software rendering borrowed from Cuttlefish, module-parallel-loading (currently failing due to a kernel crash) and a generic thermal HAL validated on RB3/RB5. Continuous testing runs about 820 million tests since January (2.8 billion total), triaging 36 AOSP issues and 18 upstream regressions. A community collaboration space is live at deboardsforandroid.linaro for code, binaries, and maintenance coordination.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to AOSP Devboards
- 0:22Why Devboards are needed
- 1:05Supported Devboards and features
- 2:49Enabled AOSP features on Devboards
- 4:36Keeping Devboards in sync with Upstream
- 5:39Community collaboration for Devboards
- 8:53Q&A on community initiative
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