Speaker
Saravana Kannan
(Google)
Description
GKI or any ARM64 Linux distro needs a single ARM64 kernel that works across all SoCs. But having a single ARM64 kernel that works across all SoCs has a lot of hurdles. One of them, is getting all the SoC specific devices to be handed off cleanly from the bootloader to the kernel even when all their drivers are loaded as modules. Getting this to work correctly involves proper ordering of events like module loading, device initialization and device boot state clean up. This discussion is about the work that's being done in the upstream kernel to automate and facilitate the proper ordering of these events.
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Primary author
Saravana Kannan
(Google)
