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| If we take a deeper look, there are several technologies and configurations involved. This block diagram tries to give a little more detail. | If we take a deeper look, there are several technologies and configurations involved. This block diagram tries to give a little more detail. | ||
| - | Board At Desk - Single Dev. block diagram- this lays out the structure of the testing environment. The host running GNU/Linux or Windows 10 runs B@D within a Vagrant environment, this environment is provisioned during initial boot with the kernelci and LAVA packages which pull in other necessary tools using ansible, apt-get and git so that the box is ready for kernel builds and testing. {{ :civilinfrastructureplatform:b_d_v1_0_block_diagram.jpg |}} | + | Board At Desk - Single Dev. block diagram- this lays out the structure of the testing environment. The host running GNU/Linux or Windows 10 runs B@D within a Vagrant environment, this environment is provisioned during initial boot with the kernelci and LAVA packages which pull in other necessary tools using ansible, apt-get and git so that the box is ready for kernel builds and testing. {{ :civilinfrastructureplatform:b_d_git_block_diagram.jpg?600 |}} |
| These are the main software components and the versions shipped in the previous version compared to the current one. | These are the main software components and the versions shipped in the previous version compared to the current one. | ||
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| * Renesas iWave-M (iwg20m) | * Renesas iWave-M (iwg20m) | ||
| * [[http://www.iwavesystems.com/rz-g1m-qseven-development-kit.html|Board specs]] description. | * [[http://www.iwavesystems.com/rz-g1m-qseven-development-kit.html|Board specs]] description. | ||
| - | * Information about [[https://www.elinux.org/R-Car/Upstream-Kernel-Release-Highlights|new features]] being incorporated to the Linux Kernel that could be incorporated to the CIP kernel, so they can be tested in B@D. | + | * Information about [[https://www.elinux.org/R-Car/Upstream-Kernel-Release-Highlights|new features]] being incorporated to the Linux Kernel that could be incorporated to the CIP kernel, so they can be tested in B@D. |
| - | * [[https://elinux.org/RZ-G/Boards/SK-RZG1M|Set up instructions]] to bring a different board, but the same SoC, up. | + | * [[https://elinux.org/RZ-G/Boards/SK-RZG1M|Set up instructions]] to bring a different board, but the same SoC, up. |
| * Cyclone V (not supported yet) | * Cyclone V (not supported yet) | ||
| * Kernel CI https://kernelci.org/ | * Kernel CI https://kernelci.org/ | ||
| [[ciptesting|Back to the parent page]] | [[ciptesting|Back to the parent page]] | ||
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