13:02:39 #startmeeting CIP IRC weekly meeting 13:02:39 Meeting started Thu Jun 20 13:02:39 2024 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is jki. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 13:02:39 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 13:02:39 The meeting name has been set to 'cip_irc_weekly_meeting' 13:02:48 #topic AI review 13:02:51 - prepare blog entry on SLTS kernel state and challenges [Jan] 13:03:00 no news, still busy otherwise 13:03:11 no other recordings from last week as well 13:03:19 5 13:03:21 4 13:03:23 3 13:03:25 2 13:03:27 1 13:03:29 #topic Kernel maintenance updates 13:03:37 i'm reviewing 6.1.93 and autosel patches 13:03:50 I'm reviewing 6.1.94 and .95. 13:04:01 I am reviewing  6.1.94. 13:04:12 There's 5.10.220, which is very unusual. It contains 770 nfs related patches. 13:04:43 Not sure what happened there... If someone cares about nfs, it would be good to test that. 13:05:07 huh 13:05:17 only 5.10 affected so far? 13:05:51 were there critical fixes that depended on a larger rewrite? 13:06:06 Yep. Random checks show that most of those patches are in 6.1. 13:06:19 jki: Yes, that would be possible explanation. 13:07:02 aren't we testing to some degree nfs anyway via lava? 13:07:23 but likely not systematically... 13:07:55 Yea, most LAVA testing uses NFS 13:08:08 "uses", not "tests" 13:08:30 I guess -cip users are really using nfs for development, but not in production, still it makes me a bit nervous. 13:09:21 yeah, NFS in the field is rather unlikely 13:09:48 but not easy to exclude, given that it technically needed for testing 13:10:11 I could imagine it in NMR machine, but if you say its unlikely -- good! :-) 13:10:49 maybe leave a note about this in the next 5.10 release announcement 13:11:04 Sounds like good idea. 13:11:24 may already be good if 4.19 is not seeing this wave 13:13:02 good - anything else? 13:13:22 5 13:13:24 4 13:13:25 3 13:13:27 2 13:13:29 1 13:13:31 #topic Kernel release status 13:13:43 just 6.1 was late according to the check 13:14:11 I am preparing it. 13:14:20 good 13:14:33 I am releasing it  tomorrow. 13:14:45 if no other blockers in sight... 13:14:52 5 13:14:54 4 13:14:55 3 13:14:57 2 13:14:58 1 13:15:01 #topic Kernel testing 13:15:09 jki: I don't suppose you have any updates for the Siemens lab? 13:16:57 our colleagues got their new lab working, I heard, and that is now supposed to take over 13:18:58 Great 13:19:29 I've not done much for testing this week, so no updates from me really 13:20:15 we had some issues with the small gitlab ci runner, not sure if others were affected besides isar-cip-core 13:20:41 What kind of issues? 13:20:42 Michael was looking into it this morning, and we should have an updated runner soon/now 13:20:59 the runners died, gitlab compplained as well 13:21:26 oh 13:21:31 "There has been a runner system failure, please try again" 13:21:56 Just a one off? Or happening a lot? 13:22:52 a lot since yesterday afternoon 13:23:04 then AWS DNS issues as well 13:23:07 messy 13:25:17 okay 13:26:16 patersonc: onboarding request for our new lab sent 13:26:27 I've just seen it, thanks 13:26:38 will start with qemu, hw to follow 13:26:49 Is this instead of muc? 13:27:18 yep 13:27:23 Great 13:27:36 muc was relocated into connectivity issues 13:28:01 ok, anything else on testing? 13:29:42 5 13:29:44 4 13:29:46 3 13:29:48 2 13:29:49 1 13:29:51 #topic AOB 13:30:02 I'll be traveling next two weeks. 13:30:10 ok 13:30:43 any releases in that phase needed? will someone take over? 13:31:17 I'll check, but I should have enough connectivity to do them. 13:31:54 ...actually, nothing needed, good. Closest is 6.1rt at Jul 5th. 13:32:04 ok, perfect 13:32:21 anything else for today? 13:32:55 5 13:32:57 4 13:32:58 3 13:33:00 2 13:33:02 1 13:33:04 #endmeeting