Hi, last week at Codethink we invested some effort in discussing the coming tasks in order to reach a high level plan at least until ELCE 2017. Due to level of uncertainty of some of the tasks ahead o

Hi, - * If we go for this activity, maybe we can somehow re-use it to another activity related with kernel maintenance of Project X. + * If we go for this activity, maybe we can somehow re-use the set

Hi, I would like to share this idea of an activity for the workshop at ELCE. Title: B@D 101: how to test the CIP kernel using B@D Goal: learn the basics of B@D in order to test the CIP kernel and CIP

Hi, I first had the maintainers (kernel and tests) both checking the results but I changed it to focus on the testing data flow only, not on the maintainers/maintenance data flow. It is arguable thoug

Hi, please find attached an initial version of the data flow chart of the testing project using B@D. This is a high level view (level 0). I will try in the coming days to go down one level to provide

Dear CIP friends, this is the report of the major actions related with those activities led by Codethink Ltd. Some of the reported topics were already communicated through this mailing list. ++ Kernel

Dear CIP friends, please remember that Ben H. will join us at the TSC bi-weekly call next Monday. It would be very good if you can take a look at this mail before the meeting. Best Regards

Hi, in order to better accommodate the meeting to Ben Hutchings availability, so he can attend on regular basis, we have moved the Thursday meeting from the morning to 15:30 UK (summer) time. Please r

Hi Robert, Congratulations for this accomplishment. So the former 5 steps documentation now includes the specific steps to take if you are a Windows 10 user. There is no separate documentation since m

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 LTS

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 su

Hi, I'll let you know if the talk is accepted and we will coordinate. Best Regards

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 wit

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 kernelci-frontend-config L

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 Daniels

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 kernel

Hi, one of the tasks that the CIP testing team has been performing since before the B@D release is a daily LAVA health check using the CIP kernel and BBB[2]. What is a health check? According to LAVA

Hi, It should be the next one on our bug list. Best Regards

Dear CIP friends, please check below. This is a use case we will meet in a few weeks/months. It is important to see others walking the same route. -------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: [Lava-us

Hi, Can someone confirm the above results, please? Now that Robert is the only person working on the testing front, double checking his results by other companies/contributors becomes almost imperativ