Re:Former Tesla Firmware Engineer Discusses the System
by nomel on Friday August 24, 2018 @03:53PM
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> The iPhone has to reliably connect for emergency calls and provide accurate location.
An iPhone handling an emergency call is an exceptional use case.
A car driving is not an exceptional use case for a car.
A life and death scenario is occurs every few minutes, or continuously for something like a mountain road, if something like brakes, limited throttle, or steering were to fail.
But, I would, naively, assume that the operation of these critical components were in no way related to timing requirements of some process in Linux.
An iPhone handling an emergency call is an exceptional use case.
A car driving is not an exceptional use case for a car.
A life and death scenario is occurs every few minutes, or continuously for something like a mountain road, if something like brakes, limited throttle, or steering were to fail.
But, I would, naively, assume that the operation of these critical components were in no way related to timing requirements of some process in Linux.