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Old 12-10-2013, 02:15 AM   #1
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Question How to test embedded Linux / Startup Code


Hi,

i couldn't found any matching entries in this forum.

I've got an ARM9 Atmel SAM9G25, and it's running with an embedded Linux. Now since it's about an embedded device I want to check where i can save time and power by the startup of the device.

I know some parameters which can improve the energy savings but I only knew a few tricks to measure it. Since im not only want to test the Linux but bootstrap and u-boot in front of it too, i need a measuring method for all these 3 instances.

Can you tell which programs/algorithms can help me measure this e.g by serial port, ethernet or by creatings log files? Any links or advices?

Thanks! Greetings
 
Old 12-11-2013, 02:01 AM   #2
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FYI: i found some usefull tools, just in case you have the same questions as i had:

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