CIP Technical Steering Committee Meeting

Date: 13 November, 2017

Roll Call

TSC members

B@D
- Healthchecks are done now using cip11 kernel
- Python-selinux needed for a fresh provision of B@D. Added.
- Went through all the open tickets to document the current state. CIP Testing project (B@D in particular) has been moved to maintenance mode on based effort basis due to the end of the service contract on Wed Nov. 8th
- Please check the report sent to cip-dev mailing list about weeks 43 and 44
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

Sent notes on Y2038 meeting and various talks to the cip-dev list
Reviewed changes in Linux 4.4.93-4.4.95 inclusive.
Applied patches to remove firmware from kernel source
Patch review guidelines as first step towards training kernel devs from Members as future CIP kernel maintainers in progress.

Yoshi to meet Chris Lamb in Tokyo in November.
- Questions to Debian Community: How CIP can collaborate with Debian in terms of the extended LTS.
- CIP will discuss internally about what CIP can do to help Debian LTS before speaking with Debian community.
- Yoshi’s DebConf Slides include a preliminary ideas about the collaboration with Debian, which should be the starting point. Yoshi will send out the slides to the members.
Yoshi will meet Michael C. Jaeger (Fossology project.)
- Ask him about sharing license clearing result