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Subject: GSoC 2015: Port FreeBSD to a Smart phone
From: Gokul Krishna <gokulkrishna334@gmail.com>
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Hi
I am currently studying 2nd year of masters in embedded systems at KTH
Royal institute of technology , Sweden.
I have around 2 and half years of experience in embedded linux and device
drivers projects. I have ported Linux for Arm targets like Atmel SoC and
OMAP SoC chips.
So Iam interested to take up this project , porting FreeBSD to a smart
phone.
So Let me come up with available options for older smart phone target CPU
which do have free BSD support implemented.

thanks and regards
gokul