12:01:23 #startmeeting CIP IRC weekly meeting 12:01:23 Meeting started Thu Nov 13 12:01:23 2025 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is jki. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 12:01:23 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 12:01:23 The meeting name has been set to 'cip_irc_weekly_meeting' 12:01:31 #topic AI review 12:01:36 none on my list 12:01:41 5 12:01:43 4 12:01:44 3 12:01:46 2 12:01:48 1 12:01:50 #topic Kernel maintenance updates 12:02:00 working on 4.19 12:02:01 This week reported 69 new CVEs and 0 updated CVEs. 12:02:22 I was reviewing 6.12.55 and .58 12:02:23 iwamatsu wrote: "I reviewed 6.12.55 and 56." 12:03:17 anything else? 12:03:44 5 12:03:46 4 12:03:48 3 12:03:49 2 12:03:51 1 12:03:53 #topic Kernel release status 12:04:02 all on track today 12:04:16 anything to add? 12:04:33 5 12:04:35 4 12:04:37 3 12:04:39 2 12:04:41 1 12:04:44 #topic Kernel testing 12:05:10 Hello 12:05:14 Nothing that new in my world 12:05:34 * jki is struggling with getting the boards sent, formal issues, not unexpected 12:05:57 Thanks Jan. Let me know if you need any additional info from my side 12:06:32 ECCN and AL numbers? :) 12:07:07 nothing on my side, currently documenting kci-dev 12:07:15 I may be able to dig out an ECCn for the Renesas boards 12:07:44 patersonc: that would be a good start already 12:07:52 struggling getting updates on the x86 boards 12:08:22 Iwamatsu-san isn't here today 12:09:28 arisut: an issue related to our infrastructure? 12:10:36 we are not yet sure, probably configuration related 12:12:38 cip-kernel-configs again...? 12:13:09 yes 12:13:53 are you using the cip_merged_defconfig? and on which device(s)? 12:16:35 should we move on? 12:17:05 we are using merged config as far as I remember 12:17:10 x86 12:17:48 that is rather broad 12:18:04 the defconfig boots on the IPCs and the MCOM to my best knowledge 12:18:11 de0 nano for example 12:18:27 that ist armhf, not x86 :) 12:18:39 which kernel version? 12:19:02 I still have some nanosocs close to me, could do a build for it 12:19:36 sorry there is a list that I made with patersonc searching it 12:19:58 https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1UH9oi8ETJ6ndtd2tmFGEcc12L3JCPbtUbRgnWBYdshw/edit?gid=0#gid=0 12:22:14 the references job for the nanosoc gives 404 12:23:06 not seeing any x86 issues in that list 12:23:23 but let me get the nanosoc booting with out config(s) 12:23:52 okay... 12:23:57 more topics? 12:25:43 5 12:25:45 4 12:25:47 3 12:25:49 2 12:25:50 1 12:25:52 #topic AOB 12:26:17 riscv reference board: 12:26:45 the beaglev-fire is definitely a good option 12:27:02 availability for 10 years is likely 12:27:11 6.12 upstream support 12:27:33 and we would probably get some 4-6 boards from beagleboard 12:27:49 the other candidate was the visionfive2 lite 12:27:52 Sounds promising 12:28:09 5 years+, 6.12 dtb backparts needed, boards would be provided as well 12:28:50 still, it looks like we should propose the fire to the TSC next week, right? 12:29:17 It seems the best fit to me 12:29:49 Both look nice to me. 12:31:03 further opinions? 12:31:22 we can, of course, have a short discussion during the call as well 12:32:52 i will list the results, but unless there are arguments brought forward, I would propose the fire in the name of the kernel WG 12:34:11 other topics for today? 12:34:36 FYI you can see the latest CIP testing status in kernelci here: https://dashboard.kernelci.org/tree?i=14&ts=cip 12:34:36 It looks like our x86 boot issues have gone. Maybe a recent update in cip-kernel-config? 12:34:59 we raised the number of cores used on the mcom 12:35:09 oh? I should check 12:35:10 again 12:35:11 that resolved the IEC test issues with cip-core at least 12:35:12 thanks 12:36:27 then let's close for today, /me needs to build for the nanosoc... 12:36:33 5 12:36:36 4 12:36:38 3 12:36:40 2 12:36:42 1 12:36:44 #endmeeting