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Energy Benefits of Embedded Linux 2.6 in ARM9 Based SoC Systems

Hon-Da Chen

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Porting Embedded Linux kernel 2.4 and 2.6 to ARM9 Based Embedded Systems to compare the current consumption were experimental studied. Using the Linux 2.6 as operation system can save up to 35% power consumption while idle and about 20% while playing MP3 or MPEG. The current consumption showed no significant difference for the system using the Linux 2.4 while playing or leaving idle. A system using the Linux 2.6 operation systems can gain more energy benefits than that using Linux 2.4.

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Key concepts: ARM9, Linux kernel, Operating system, Embedded system, Porting, Idle, Computer science, Energy consumption