Date: 27 November, 2017

TSC members

• Noriaki Fukuyasu (The Linux Foundation)
• Annie Fisher (The Linux Foundation)
• Agustin Benito Bethencourt (Codethink)
• Hidehiro Kawai (Hitachi)
• Takehisa Katayama (Renesas)
• Wolfgang Mauerer (Siemens)
• Daniel Sangorrin (Toshiba)
• Yoshi Kobayashi (Toshiba)

• 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.

• Nori discussed with Jan-Simon over email
  • 10pm in JST
• 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

• Sean will provide us with his proposal around the November 3rd. (Update?)
• No update from Mentor at this moment.