by Anisse | Jun 3, 2022
This is the live stream for this afternoon. Checking your work: Linux kernel testing and CI – David Vernet There are many ways to test the kernel: kselftests, KUnit, xfstests, etc. kselftests are userspace programs, usually written in C, they are in tree at...
by Anisse | Jun 3, 2022
This is the live stream for this morning. Single board computers made possible by the community – Da Xue In 2016, Da had a crazy dream: he wanted to invest into a better future with an ecosystem with upstream development. So in 2017 he found what Neil from...
by Anisse | Jun 2, 2022
This is the link for this afternoon’s livestream. HID-BPF – Benjamin Tissoires HID-BPF combines Human Interface Devices (HID) and eBPF (extended Berkeley Packet Filter). It is currently in review upstream. HID is a simple protocol to report input devices...
by Anisse | Jun 2, 2022
We are back for another day of live-blog ! See yesterday afternoon’s liveblog. You can find the live stream here. The kernel self-protection project and how you can help – Gustavo A. R. Silva The kernel self-protection project’s (KSPP) focus is...
by Anisse | Jun 1, 2022
The live stream is still available. Read the morning liveblog. Test-driven kernel releases – Guillaume Tucker The Linux kernel might be heavily tested, because it’s used all over the place. But this is a both hidden and duplicated testing effort, that...
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