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Пишет LWN.net ([info]syn_lwnheadline)
@ 2016-03-15 08:26:00


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A (nearly) mainline kernel running on the Nexus 7
As was discussed at the 2015 Kernel Summit,
there are essentially no commercial Android devices running mainline
kernels. At the recently concluded Linaro Connect event, though, John
Stultz demonstrated
a Nexus 7 tablet
running mainline with just a few patches. It
even has accelerated graphics via the freedreno driver.
"This is really great, because we now have a very-close to mainline
test bed on a actual consumer device. So we can make sure upstream doesn't
introduce any regressions (just recently, two ABI breaks that affected
android were recently caught) and allows us to make sure when we push
Android functionality upstream, that any interface changes required by
maintainers can be properly tested to make sure what lands upstream really
works.
"


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