Ubuntu 12.10 Continues Strong On The PandaBoard ES

Written by Michael Larabel in Operating Systems on 2 August 2012 at 08:23 AM EDT. Page 5 of 5. Add A Comment.
Ubuntu 12.10 ARMv7 OMAP4 Performance Preview

C-Ray continues to perform very nicely when built under GCC 4.7.

Ubuntu 12.10 ARMv7 OMAP4 Performance Preview

Ending on an unfortunate note, there appears to be some serious regression within the Smallpt workload using this Ubuntu 12.10 snapshot from the end of July.

More PandaBoard ES benchmarks from Ubuntu 12.10 will come once the switch has been made to the Linux 3.5 kernel.

If you're interested in ARM Linux performance, be sure to check out the 12-Core ARM Cluster Benchmarked Against Atom, Ivy Bridge, Fusion and Building A 96-Core Ubuntu ARM Solar-Powered Cluster articles from earlier this summer.

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