Hello Yoshi-san, Agreed. We intend to follow the proper process when backporting to the actual CIP Kernel. The repository above is just a quick release to allow users to get the iWave RZ/G1M board

I agree with you. But I have a consideration for current status for renesas-cip repository. I think the current repository is under development. It looks Renesas's upstreaming effort for CIP. We can

Hi Chris and all, I had looked the repository and have a suggestion. When you backport patches from upstream, could you add the following line in commit message? (cherry picked from commit

Hi, Kernel maintenance 1. We have a new CIP kernel v4.4.75cip6 As anecdote, the kernel includes two patches that fix two regressions introduced by LTS patches. These fixes will be part of the next

Robert Marshall <robert.marshall@...> writes: A further update on progress on this issue: We've configured the Windows 10 virtual machine with ser2net (running on the vm and enabling

Nice work! Maybe I find the time to model a binary Debian variant as well, using Isar [1] - ideally prior to DebConf. Btw, instead of having yet another setup.sh, you may want to have a look at kas

Hello Agustin, Let me check internally as to what we can provide. Kind regards, Chris

Hi Chris, one of the things we need to figure out is how we will distribute the kernel including the support for the Renesas board at CIP. We have three options to provide the kernel with the board

Hi, I'll let you know if the talk is accepted and we will coordinate. Best Regards -- Agustin Benito Bethencourt Principal Consultant - FOSS at Codethink agustin.benito@...

Hello Daniel, Great to see you're making some good progress. If the consensus is to use different u-boot versions/repos for each platform, (rather than push vendors to add support upstream), then

Hi, Necessary? not in my opinion. I think that development should take place whenever is best for the developers. Two considerations: TSC agreed to use Gitlab for mainly one reason: services built

Hi, I've been working on a minimal root filesystem made with "deby". The code is here and it includes BSP meta layers for qemux86-64, Beaglebone black, Renesas iwg20m board and

Hello, I'll have a think about what we could add. Regards, Chris

Thanks - hope it works for you, hold off on closing that issue for the moment, there's one other sub issue that I've just created a

Hi Agustin, Chris

Hi Agustin,

Thanks Robert, I will try today and see if it works. # I'll close the gitlab issue in that case.

Hi, A new repository has been created to mirror some kernelci frontend config files that we use so we can control which upstream changes should be applied when. It is called

Hi, I just submitted a technical talk in which Ben H. and myself will be talking about kernel maintenance & testing using the CIP work as example. Let's see if it gets approved. If Chris, both

Hi, please see below an example of a report sent to the kernel-build-reports@... of the latest LTS kernel version. As you know, kernelci is mainly targeting kernel developers, not