Hi Robert, Yes. I started with the test tutorial here: https://validation.linaro.org/static/docs/v2/standard-armmp-ramdisk-bbb.html You will notice that there is no login or password. When I had

Dear CIP friends, as you can read in the meeting minutes of yesterday's TSC meeting[1], the day before the Open Source Summit Japan starts, May 30th, we will organise some specific sessions related

Hi, Thank you very much for formatting and publishing the minutes. I see this as a small but relevant improvement towards transparency. Best Regards -- Agustin Benito Bethencourt Principal

Hi all, I have uploaded meeting minutes for yesterday's CIP TSC conference call. https://wiki.linuxfoundation.org/civilinfrastructureplatform/tsc-meetings/tsc_mm_apr172017 If you have any comments,

Don Our bbb_debian_ramdisk_test2.yaml has a auto_login section defining a login prompt username and password - was this approach tried and abandoned before starting to use keeping a telnet session

Dear Takuo Koguchi, Thank you so much for your guide about building kernel for BBB. I created a patch file to build minimal OS for BBB by using boot-loader (u-boot) and kernel (linux-base) based on

Test Tuan | IS team

Dear Ben; I apologize for the very late submission. Here is the config of our product. Thanks in advance. -- Masato Minda <minmin@...> Plat'Home Co., Ltd.

Some more configs from our side. Some are just stripped-down defconfigs, some are 4.1-based (to become 4.4 eventually), but I hope they are useful. Any out-of-tree switch is to be ignored, of

Hi Chris, that's a good idea, thanks for pushing this forward. Discussions are usually easier when there's some starting point. I'll try to get some in-company requirements via our internal

Hello all, I'd like to reach some conclusion on the discussion/policy about u-boot. We briefly spoke about it in the last TSC, and agreed to continue the discussion here. As highlighted by Ben and

Hi, Link to all the issues: https://gitlab.com/cip-project/testing/boards -- Agustin Benito Bethencourt Principal Consultant - FOSS at Codethink agustin.benito@...

Dear CIP friends, here is the report of those tasks related with Testing and kernel maintenance that Don, Ben, Robert, Lachlan and myself has been working on the past two weeks (12 and 13): ++ Board

Hi Yoshi, Regarding to my project-x action item, recipes-kernel for BBB and CycloneV is already posted. If you copy recipes-kernel to your usual poky build (i.e. DISTRO = poky without

Hi everyone, I uploaded the meeting minutes for CIP Technical Steering Committee meeting held 3 April, 2017 at the following

Hi, those of you who are trying to build BAD-SD VM with Vagrant might have noticed that the builds done with kernelci does not appear in the dashboard. The ticket is here:

Hi all, ... which suggests that we should also do after-conference tweets once any materials (slides, videos) have been published. Thanks, Wolfgang

Hi, The above will allow us to have one tweet per month which is not a bad start. I prefer less tweets but relevant than a lot of noise. This is always a good question. We can focus on: 1.-

Hi all, marketing and creating public awareness of our endeavour is of course good -- keeping up regular activity is going to be the hard thing. But if we publish * new software releases (board at

Hi Agustin I think this is a great idea. The challenge is how to manage the posts (who, what and how often etc). Anyway, let me think over this. regards Nori -- Noriaki Fukuyasu The Linux