[jmz05]

ung program nmin sa thesis , pwdeng mgrun ng mga os ng smartphone sa android phone , prang virtual box sa pc , is there any idea or thought ?

[polens]

wow may experience na kayo sa virtualization?
possible pero kasya ba sa oras niyo?
ung htc desire pwede mag run ng windows 7 diba?

[ezroot]

Just like most large projects, time is always the main constraint.

Even if you had taken a graduate-level Operating System class and understood how the pieces connect together it would still be a great of a challenge to implement those pieces (filesystem manager, virtual memory manager, i/o manager, scheduler, etc). I'm not saying it's impossible. It would just take you a lot of time.

Probably the best design for this is the layered architecture because it makes sense to use it.

Mind you however that unless you create the "OS" on top of base Linux OS that runs the android using NDK so you can use native code then you are gonna have to implement another virtual memory manager, filesystem manager on top of JVM which would probably make it less efficient since you have 2 different VM/FS managers before you reach the base OS. This would certainly make an impact on how you're going to handle memory management.

I'm sure there are other issues you will come across with. It's best you and your group put a lot of time and effort designing this 'cause without proper design, this project is already doomed.

[jmz05]

Originally Posted by ezroot

Just like most large projects, time is always the main constraint.

Even if you had taken a graduate-level Operating System class and understood how the pieces connect together it would still be a great of a challenge to implement those pieces (filesystem manager, virtual memory manager, i/o manager, scheduler, etc). I'm not saying it's impossible. It would just take you a lot of time.

Probably the best design for this is the layered architecture because it makes sense to use it.

Mind you however that unless you create the "OS" on top of base Linux OS that runs the android using NDK so you can use native code then you are gonna have to implement another virtual memory manager, filesystem manager on top of JVM which would probably make it less efficient since you have 2 different VM/FS managers before you reach the base OS. This would certainly make an impact on how you're going to handle memory management.

I'm sure there are other issues you will come across with. It's best you and your group put a lot of time and effort designing this 'cause without proper design, this project is already doomed.

tnx dude ..