12:02:54 <jki> #startmeeting CIP IRC weekly meeting
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12:03:07 <jki> #topic AI review
12:03:11 <jki> 1. reach out to Greg regarding LTS (jan)
12:03:20 <jki> done, I had some of you on CC
12:03:38 <jki> still need to follow-up on his last reply
12:04:55 <jki> other AIs?
12:06:17 <jki> 3
12:06:18 <jki> 2
12:06:20 <jki> 1
12:06:24 <jki> #topic Kernel maintenance updates
12:06:38 <uli> now reviewing 5.10.178
12:06:48 <masami> This week reported 6 new CVEs and 2 updated CVEs.
12:07:15 <iwamatsu> I reviewed 5.10.177, and reviewing 5.10.178-rc
12:11:21 <jki> anything else?
12:11:45 <jki> 3
12:11:47 <jki> 2
12:11:49 <jki> 1
12:12:03 <jki> #topic Kernel release status
12:12:16 <jki> 4.4
12:12:26 <uli> on track; no blockers i'm aware of
12:12:43 <jki> 4.19
12:12:52 <iwamatsu> on track
12:13:17 <jki> 5.10
12:13:23 <iwamatsu> on track
12:13:49 <jki> ok, great
12:13:51 <jki> #topic Kernel testing
12:14:18 <patersonc> Nothing exciting from me this week. I've mostly been off
12:15:06 <arisut> from the mail I sended we still need to decide wich kernel keep old buster version
12:15:19 <arisut> if we are talking only about old revision
12:15:47 <arisut> kernelCI dosen't test old revirsion
12:16:01 <patersonc> What kernel versions do each of the Debian releases use?
12:16:30 <arisut> or we want to keep 4.4/4.19 linked to buster?
12:17:39 <arisut> kernelci is using bookworm for their kernel
12:17:56 <patersonc> What makes sense for the kernel team?
12:17:57 <arisut> we are using isar-cip-core where possible
12:18:16 <arisut> and isar-cip-core configurations
12:18:30 <arisut> sorry and cip kernel configurations
12:18:40 <jki> we could try bullseye, but I would not later on lift 4.4 to bookworm once we habe that for 6.1
12:19:27 <arisut> ok I can enable bullseye and see how it goes we can still go back to buster if there are problems
12:19:56 <arisut> we have a isar-cip-core on bookworm?
12:21:00 <patersonc> What version of the kernel gets included in cip-core builds?
12:21:01 <jki> not yet, but it will come soon, now after the release
12:21:34 <arisut> kernelci is testing isar-cip-core with 4.4 4.19 and 5.10 afair
12:22:32 <arisut> we are not yet testing 6.1 as we don't have a branch on linux-cip.git
12:22:32 <jki> but with buster or bullseye right now?
12:22:45 <arisut> currently buster
12:22:58 <jki> 6.1 will soon come, I thought pavel wanted to discuss next step
12:23:04 <arisut> the PR I sended is for moving to bullseye
12:23:46 <arisut> from what I could see on the staging testing there was not problems on the cip kernel with bullseye
12:24:27 <iwamatsu> If we cooperate with Debian, I think the kernel and rootfs should be matched to Debian.
12:25:03 <arisut> so keeping 4.19 on buster?
12:25:11 <jki> that was also my idea, plus the risk that too old kernels will no longer be liked by too new systemd e.g.
12:25:23 <arisut> and 5.10 to bullseye
12:25:34 <jki> would be a path forward
12:26:09 <iwamatsu> Yes, I hope to maintain the combination.
12:26:10 <arisut> yet isar-cip-core is not updating the buster images
12:26:21 <arisut> afaik
12:26:39 <arisut> as they are creating only bullseye images currently
12:27:04 <arisut> so it would be stuck with some old buster isar-cip-core image
12:27:30 <iwamatsu> Hmm, I don't think it's difficult to prepare it...
12:27:44 <arisut> jki?
12:27:56 <jki> sorry, distracted
12:28:30 <jki> latest isar-cip-core can generate buster images if asked to do so
12:28:37 <jki> try "kas-container menu"
12:28:56 <jki> or choose kas/opt/buster.yml
12:29:00 <arisut> yes but we should have a kernelci pipeline creating buster images
12:29:08 <arisut> on gitlab
12:29:12 <jki> that would be needed then, right
12:29:18 <arisut> I can send a MR for that
12:29:26 <jki> would be great
12:29:29 <jki> TIA
12:29:31 <arisut> ok
12:29:54 <arisut> TIA ?
12:30:05 <jki> thanks in advance :)
12:30:18 <arisut> maybe add a AI for that
12:30:30 <arisut> so that I remeber
12:30:30 <jki> done
12:30:42 <arisut> that was fast lol
12:31:05 <jki> that was virtual only, i need to parse again next week for the announcement ;)
12:31:12 <arisut> ok I will try to follow debian than. I think we can move on
12:31:20 <jki> good
12:31:28 <jki> anyone any other testing business?
12:31:54 <arisut> not on my side
12:31:58 <jki> 3
12:32:00 <jki> 2
12:32:02 <jki> 1
12:32:04 <jki> #topic AOB
12:32:23 <jki> and general other business?
12:32:29 <uli> my talk for eoss was accepted
12:32:45 <patersonc[m]> Mine was rejected :(
12:32:45 <arisut> uli: congrats
12:32:51 <jki> that's great, even more given the high competition
12:32:58 <uli> thanks
12:33:07 <jki> 25% acceptance I heard
12:34:01 <masami> 
12:34:08 <masami> oops, sorry
12:34:43 <arisut> np
12:36:09 <jki> anything else?
12:36:29 <jki> 5
12:36:31 <jki> 4
12:36:32 <jki> 3
12:36:33 <arisut> patersonc[m]: good work anyway for the effort
12:36:53 <patersonc[m]> arisut: :)
12:37:54 <jki> ok, then let's close for today
12:37:57 <jki> #endmeeting