Hi Yoshi, since you usually provide an update of the technical work done within CIP in your talks, here are some bullet points you can add in tomorrow's talk at ELC if you like. ## Kernel maintenance

Hi Zoran, CIP has a mailing list to provide tests results. I think this mail might belong there: https://lists.cip-project.org/mailman/listinfo/cip-testing-results Great to see people testing CIP kern

Hi, ## CIP kernel maintenance * CIP Linux Kernel 4.4.120-cip20 released. ** Merge fixes from stable versions 4.4.113-4.4.120 inclusive ** Includes some mitigations for Spectre v1 and v2 on x86 ** Fix

Hi SZ Lin, I think getting in contact directly with Ben H. woud be a good move. He will probably need some background from your work in order to evaluate the kind of tasks you can start doing. Our tea

Hi Just in time for ELC. Thanks for the committment.

Hi, for those of you who have joined CIP recently, let me remind you that there is a mailing list where Robert sends a minimalist report of the kernel being tested with B@D.: https://lists.cip-project

Hi, this is a summary of the CIP related work we've done the last couple of weeks: ## Kernel maintenance * Reviewed patches from Renesas to add support for SMP and I²C masters on R8A7743 SoC, and appl

Hi, in order to increase the visibility of the work done in Gitlab I suggest one of these two actions: * Create a mailing list for development notifications where we can send the notifications of the

Hi Sebastian, Main CIP kernel policies can be found in the wiki: https:// wiki.linuxfoundation.org/civilinfrastructureplatform/cipkernelmaintenance

Hi, although last week I provided an update to the TSC and the main outcome was published this past Wednesday, let me summarise the last three weeks of work very briefly: * Patches sent to CIP-dev mai

Hi, I am travelling. Will do it Mon or Tue next week. Sorry about this delay. You should have full access to S3.

Dear CIP friends, On week 46 I updated the CIP TSC about progress on the Kernel Maintenance front but did not do it here. ++ Kernel Maintenance * Ben H. sent notes on Y2038 meeting and various talks t

Hi Tiejun, Daniel Wagner, in CC, is the CIP RT kernel maintainer. Daniel, can you provide an update on where you are at or tell Tiejun? This is an area that I do not recall to hear any solid discussio

Hi Tiejun, We used to until ELCE, on Thursdays. But we do not now.

Hi Tiejun, I am afraid I do not have the technical expertise required to evaluate or provide any meaningful feedback on this topic. I will see your talk though. Daniel Wagner, in CC, is the CIP RT ker

Hi, No, I hadn't received it. I put the list on CC to make sure others can read it. I will answer in a different mail

Hi Tiejun Chen, nice to meet you. Thanks for your kind offering. Please check the following links in case you see something you might be interested on or call your attention: * CIP kernel maintenance:

Hi, (this is a long mail) in order to understand the ideas about the future of the CIP Testing project, let me enumerate the basic requirements that led CIP to pursue the current strategy, now under r

Hi, (this i a long mail) As the below summary shows with more or less accuracy, the steps taken on the CIP Testing Project front has been: 1 Discuss the testing strategy. (completed) 2 Identify as ini

Hi, I just uploaded the links to the slides and video of the talk delivered by Ben H. and myself at ELCE 2017. Check them out: https://wiki.linuxfoundation.org/civilinfrastructureplatform/cipconferenc