Paul Louden wrote:
Mark Allums wrote:
Here's another one: A hypervisor for ARM than runs on exactly one or
two CPUs (I'm thinking of my Sansa e280) and allows the creation of a
Rockbox HAL---Hardware Abstraction Layer. With the RHAL, Rockbox can
be standardized, one binary for any ARM-based machine, except for the
bootloader and a different hypervisor for each architecture.
Remember, the idea has to be something we as a project actually want
Rockbox to do and are likely to consider committing when the student's
done with it. That means you need an idea that's interesting for the
student to work on, but also one that the project wants.
I'm not sure I understand in what way this makes Rockbox better. It
sounds to me like a recipe for wasting RAM and CPU time.
I have given this a lot of thought just now; about an hour. And in the
end, I just have to let this one go. It's not worth the effort to explain.
Mark Allums
