There should be decent public visibility in time, if an A7 ever shows up on a Nexus phone or on a successor to Beagleboard/Pandaboard. Actually, I don't have th

There should be decent public visibility in time, if an A7 ever shows up on a Nexus phone or on a successor to Beagleboard/Pandaboard. Actually, I don't have the link just now, but IIRC someone was trying to write software to do the same thing on the Pandaboard's OMAP4, transferring a running Linux kernel from the A9 core to one of the OMAP4's built-in M3s. (I don't know what they were planning to do for memory protection.)