Raspberry Pi enthusiasts interested in learning more about stress testing a Raspberry Pi mini PC running you bun to or Android. Might be interested in a new performance testing project published to the Hackster.io website this week by the Lithium ION team. Using a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B mini PC the performance testing was carried out on both Ubuntu and Android systems.
Raspberry Pi stress testing
I want to stress test the raspberry pi to get the maximum possible performance. And here because of ARM based hardware the OS selection matters a lot. Usually Raspbian desktop is recommended for it but I want to something different and powerful. That’s why I flashed by SD card with Android and Ubuntu. Android is well optimised for ARM and a 4-core processor with 8GB can easily run Android and few games also. But I am not sure with ubuntu and its optimisation with raspberry pi.”
You can download android from Konstakang and Ubuntu officially released their new optimised OS for raspberry pi. Both the links are given below. then extract the ISO file from the Zipped download. To flash the ISO into SD card download raspberry pi image flasher from here. Select the ISO file and SD card in imager flasher and we are ready to go. Usually flashing the OS in SD card may take an hour. These are the links of stable versions, so try other versions at your own risk.”
“So here we can say it can run Android but not fully capable to multitasking and all. More about the apps, google scrolling and programming. Using a raspberry pi 4 based desktop we can easily perform these small tasks. The best thing about pi 4 is it has onboard 2.4/5Ghz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth compatibility.”
For more information on the Raspberry Pi stress testing carried out on your bun to and Android operating systems jump over to the Hackster.io website by following the link below.
Source : Hackster.io
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