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       * FLOSS professionals
       * Linux Foundation
-      * Any specific related with civil infrastructure? DELETEME
+== RT-4 Linkedin ==
+The Civil Infrastructure Platform project[1], a Linux Foundation Initiative, has as main goal to create and maintain a minimal system targeting industrial grade solutions. In order to improve overtime the quality and stability of such base system, testing became one of CIP key activities since the very beginning. The CIP Testing Project will release later today the 1.0 version of a testing environment called Board At Desk (B@D), based on technologies developed by the popular kernelci.org project, supported by Linaro. B@D allows any kernel developer to connect a board to her development machine and test a kernel locally on it, without any centralised service involved. It also allows to easily visualise and share results and logs.
+This coming release of B@D is just a small but relevant example of CIP Members interest is high quality and trustable software.
+CIP Members are by: Siemens, Hitachi, Toshiba, Renesas, Plat'Home and Codethink
+[1] https://www.cip-project.org/
+== RT Linkedin ==
+The Civil Infrastructure Platform project[1], a Linux Foundation Initiative, is happy to announce the publication of a new version of Board At Desk - Single Dev. v1.0, a customised and easy to deploy instance of the kernelci.org project that should allow developers to test Linux kernels on boards connected to their own development machines and share the results and logs without requiring  any centrally managed third party service.
+For further information about the new features as well as how to deploy, configure and use this new version of the B@D testing environment please read the B@D v1.0 release announcement[2].
+[1] https://www.cip-project.org/
+[2] http://bit.ly/2ysAuKG
+== RD+2 Linkedin ==
+A new version of the Civil Infrastructure Platform testing environment has been released this week[1]. During the Embedded Linux Conference Europe[2], that will take place in Prague, CZ, next week, those interested in learning more about how to deploy, configure and use this environment locally to test kernels in your own board are welcome to join the Board At Desk 101 training session[3]. If you want to know more about the CIP Testing project, the CIP kernel maintenance activities or any other CIP actions and plans, there are several other activities during ELCE you might be interested on[4].
+[1] http://bit.ly/2ysAuKG
+[2] http://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/embedded-linux-conference-europe
+[3] https://wiki.linuxfoundation.org/civilinfrastructureplatform/cipconferences/cipwselce2017#b-d-101how-to-test-the-cip-kernel-using-b-d
+[4] https://wiki.linuxfoundation.org/civilinfrastructureplatform/cipconferences/cipwselce2017
 ==== B@D v1.0 release: release announcement (web version) ====

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