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i.MX515 Project
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Chromium
in category Applications & Software
proposed by Joel Stanley on 5th January 2010 (accepted on 2nd July 2010)
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Project Summary
I am a volunteer contributor to the Chromium[0] project. I have an interest in embedded-like systems that are capable of general purpose computing, particularly the power usage of software on such systems. I have done some work with power usage on of the BeagleBoard[1] in my own time and the XO-1 when I was interning for the OLPC project[2].
As part of the contributions I have made to Chromium I re-wrote parts of the build infrastructure to enable the ARM build and spent several months submitting minor patches to ensure that Chromium continued to build for ARM.
I would like a board to be able to build and run Chromium and it's test suite to ensure the ARM port continues to function. Currently Google's infrastructure simply builds Chromium for ARM using a cross compile environment; they do not run the browser nor do the build and run unit tests.
Secondly, I would implement power measurement infrastructure with the goal of measuring regressions in system power usage caused by changes in the browser. This is an idea I mentioned in [1]. My current hardware, a BeagleBoard revB, is not capable of building nor running the test suite in a realistic fashion.
I am happy to elaborate further on any part of my application, please ask.
[0] http://dev.chromium.org
[1] http://jms.id.au/wiki/TheresSomethingOnMyArm
[2] http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/community-news/2007-July/000068.html
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