Android vehicle system framework

Android system engineer reveals Android in-vehicle system framework automotive

• Chapter 1：Android system engineer reveals Android car system framework (1 minutes and 41 seconds)

• Chapter 2：Development History of Automotive Electronic and Electrical Architecture (EEA) (19 minutes and 24 seconds)

• Chapter 3：AutoSar vehicle control operating system and vehicle operating system (19 minutes and 3 seconds)

• Chapter 4：Automotive system customization requirements: middleware integration (18 minutes and 33 seconds)

• Chapter 5：Automotive system middleware permission configuration (18 minutes and 39 seconds)

• Chapter 6：Analysis of career directions of Android practitioners in the automotive industry (17 minutes and 33 seconds)

• Chapter 7：What is Automotive? Analysis of the direction of vehicle development (19 minutes and 9 seconds)

• Chapter 8：The difference between in-vehicle application development and mobile application development (20 minutes and 34 seconds)

• Chapter 9：In-vehicle system development, practical experience in automotive system customization (18 minutes and 34 seconds)

• Chapter 10：AutoSar vehicle control operating system and vehicle operating system (19 minutes and 54 seconds)

• Chapter 11：Analysis of career development direction of Android development in the automotive industry (19 minutes and 32 seconds)

• Chapter 12：Interview question 1: What is the logic of monitoring memory leaks? (24 minutes and 44 seconds)

• Chapter 13：Interview question 2: Do you know IdleHandler? How does it work? (22 minutes and 59 seconds)

• Chapter 14：Interview question three: How to apply the JVM memory recovery principle? (24 minutes and 2 seconds)

• Chapter 15：Interview question 4: Do you know the vulnerability of LeakCanary monitoring memory leaks? (23 minutes and 46 seconds)

• Chapter 16：When is the process's Binder created? (23 minutes and 42 seconds)

• Chapter 17：The principle of Binder communication (25 minutes and 13 seconds)

• Chapter 18：How to break the 1M limit of Binder (23 minutes and 35 seconds)

• Chapter 19：Technical solutions for Framework management (AMS, WMS, PMS, wifiService, BluetoothService) (23 minutes and 34 seconds)

• Chapter 20：How do AMS&WMS ​​and other services use Binder to complete communication (23 minutes and 14 seconds)

• Chapter 21：In-vehicle domain controller and underlying OS system (13 minutes and 44 seconds)

• Chapter 22：FDBUS-Domain Name Server- (14 minutes and 7 seconds)

• Chapter 23：Compilation and deployment of FDBUS server (16 minutes and 21 seconds)

• Chapter 24：Design of cross-system communication (5 minutes and 28 seconds)

• Chapter 25：In-vehicle SOA architecture cross-domain communication (11 minutes and 50 seconds)

• Chapter 26：In-vehicle domain controller and smart cockpit underlying OS (7 minutes and 38 seconds)

• Chapter 27：Design of Android & QNX communication architecture for smart cockpit (26 minutes and 40 seconds)

• Chapter 28：Communication service center deployment and cross-domain communication (33 minutes and 8 seconds)

• Chapter 29：What is SOA architecture and why is it needed (26 minutes and 23 seconds)

• Chapter 30：In-vehicle SOA architecture communication solution (24 minutes and 46 seconds)

• Chapter 31：Structural hierarchical analysis of the NIO OS system (15 minutes and 46 seconds)

• Chapter 32：Analysis of NIO OS system init process (18 minutes and 23 seconds)

• Chapter 33：NIO OS system Zygote process source code (29 minutes and 27 seconds)

• Chapter 34：Sharing the mechanism of NIO OS daemon (27 minutes and 14 seconds)

• Chapter 35：NIO OS Framework layer system service interview sharing (24 minutes and 37 seconds)

• Chapter 36：NIO OS custom boot process permission restriction (14 minutes and 51 seconds)

• Chapter 37：How does NIO OS add access rights to the air conditioning service to the vehicle system? (23 minutes and 17 seconds)

• Chapter 38：NIO OS Android system permission control process (27 minutes and 50 seconds)

• Chapter 39：The connection between NIO OS Android application and DAC mechanism (15 minutes and 53 seconds)

• Chapter 40：NIO OS SEAndroid's MAC mandatory access control (17 minutes and 41 seconds)

• Chapter 41：Where is the future of Android? (13 minutes and 20 seconds)

• Chapter 42：Install VMware on Windows 11 and then install Ubuntu (9 minutes and 49 seconds)

• Chapter 43：Install Ubuntu directly on your computer (5 minutes and 40 seconds)

• Chapter 44：Ubuntu Foundation Support (2 minutes and 31 seconds)

• Chapter 45：AOSP12 source code download and deployment (7 minutes and 31 seconds)

• Chapter 46：AOSP12 on-board compilation work (26 minutes and 55 seconds)

• Chapter 47：AOSP12 car simulator firmware burning work (6 minutes and 30 seconds)

• Chapter 48：AOSP12 Modify the deployment of vehicle launcher (14 minutes and 47 seconds)

• Chapter 49：Car Launcher source code analysis work (17 minutes and 47 seconds)

• Chapter 50：Volvo vehicle equipment system (7 minutes and 21 seconds)

• Chapter 51：Customize the boot system service process (7 minutes and 20 seconds)

• Chapter 52：DAC autonomous access control (11 minutes and 52 seconds)

• Chapter 53：Android App User Allocation (16 minutes and 11 seconds)

• Chapter 54：The connection between Android App permissions and DAC (9 minutes and 5 seconds)

• Chapter 55：Boot service DAC permission configuration and DAC mechanism defects (11 minutes and 7 seconds)

• Chapter 56：SEAndroid Security Context (9 minutes and 23 seconds)

• Chapter 57：SEAndroid TE policy configuration (12 minutes and 42 seconds)

• Chapter 58：Service demonstration after authorization (5 minutes and 7 seconds)

• Chapter 59：Concept of GraphicBuffer (17 minutes and 56 seconds)

• Chapter 60：The role of GraphicBuffer in the graphics display system (20 minutes and 28 seconds)

• Chapter 61：GraphicBuffer property structure (16 minutes and 10 seconds)

• Chapter 62：What is handle in GraphicBuffer structure? (8 minutes and 24 seconds)

• Chapter 63：GraphicBuffer creation architecture Alloca (21 minutes and 26 seconds)

• Chapter 64：GraphicBuffer creation process (10 minutes and 45 seconds)

• Chapter 65：The significance of hardware acceleration to app development (15 minutes and 34 seconds)

• Chapter 66：Differences between CPU and GPU structures (20 minutes and 14 seconds)

• Chapter 67：Comparison of CPU and GPU mathematical operation efficiency (16 minutes and 49 seconds)

• Chapter 68：GPU's pixel processing capabilities (18 minutes and 2 seconds)

• Chapter 69：Source code explanation of software drawing and hardware drawing (23 minutes and 16 seconds)