CIP Technical Steering Committee Meeting

Date: 11 December, 2017

Roll Call

TSC members

Patches sent to cip-dev mailing list reviewed.
Changes in stable releases 4.4.99-4.4.105 reviewed and merged into the CIP kernel branch
Kernel maintenance wiki page improved.
- Initial version of the Kernel Patch Review Howto published.
- Next step is for CIP Members to assign kernel developers so Ben H. send them patches to review and guide them.
Ben H. is following libc-alpha and y2038 mailing lists

Direction about CIP testing (Bold items are potential options for testing.)
- Maintain current B@D
  - Ben and Daniel Wagner are using B@D.
- Enhancing the feature for B@D
  - Could be later
- Collaboration with AGL to setting up test case repository
- Collaboration with KernelCI in CIP side (in LF IT infrastructure)
  - Budget is approved to setup KerneCI infrastructure
    - LAVA master in LF
    - CIP member can test on the LAVA master
KernelCI
- Nori contacted to Jan-Simon to ask options for KernelCI collaboration
  - E.g. Include CIP kernel in KernelCI dashboard
    - https://kernelci.org/
  - Jan-Simon and Nori (hopefully Yoshi) will discuss options
- Question to TSC members?
  - Does it reasonable option for CIP kernel testing?
    - B@D for CIP members for local testing and sharing the results
    - KerneiCI for CI
Agustin sent a few weeks ago again a mail with credentials to Daniel. Did not follow up.
- Today Monday Agustin found out that Daniel does not have access. Agustin created a manual password and sent a mail with credentials. It is not a secure method but…