Hi Gustavo, Is there already a mailing list for soletta? rsc -- Pengutronix e.K. | | Industrial Linux Solutions |

The Plumbers conference has officially filled up and closed registration BUT I might be able to get one or two more people into the conference. If you think that your presence will provide a

Hi all, I'm very glad to announce our project is now published as open source! https://github.com/solettaproject/soletta You're the perfect audience for this project and we hope you get

Hey everyone, This is just a quick reminder that June 17 (today) is the deadline for submitting a proposal for a Embedded Linux Conference Europe. The conference will be held October 5 - 7 in

Dear All, Please be reminded that next Friday (19th) is the day for next Japan Jamboree. http://elinux.org/Japan_Technical_Jamboree_53 Best regards, S. Ueda --- Japanese

Hey everyone, In my previous announcement about the Call for Proposals for Embedded Linux Conference Europe, I wrote that proposals were due June 7 (today). This was a typo on my part. They are

The above is a pasto, ycch. The track is, of course: Device Tree Tools, Validation, and Troubleshooting

I am looking for additional topics to include in the device tree track at Plumbers 2015. I am also soliciting people who would like to be session leaders or scribes. I have a limited number of free

The "Linux Plumbers Device Tree" track was accepted by the Plumbers conference. The DEADLINE for EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION at a reduced price ends Friday, June 5. I have a limited number of free

Dear All, Please be reminded that the next Japan Jamboree is scheduled on next Friday, June 19th, at Nakano Sunplaza. http://elinux.org/Japan_Technical_Jamboree_53 best regards, S. Ueda ---

The Boot, Init, and Config microconference is inviting interested parties to comment on proposed topics and show their interest in attending. Proposed topics are at

I suggested something like this several years ago to Anthony Liguori who didn't much like it. However qemu has changed a fair bit since then, so it might be worth revisiting. It's a big job though -

+Ian That's a question for Ian. Rob

Hi Rob Great! While "git log" has the "--nomerges" option, cgit hasn't, making it hard to see the actual changes through the forest of merges. Any chance merge commits not causing any changes can

The dts half is here[1]. It is a kernel repository automatically stripped of everything but dts files. I'd like this too. The QEMU maintainers don't really agree. I think the ARM virt platform is the

Hi Rob, "Generating .config from DTS" https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/linux.kernel/xYrKolsgr0Y In the mean time, partial mathing (for i2c/spi devices) has been

Want I want to do is: 1) Download an archive of device tree files describing a bunch of boards. (Both dts and corresponding dtb files, with maybe a .txt telling me about the board and the -append

- Clean up of existing hardware-specific bindings to conform to the generic bindings, working dts files in the kernel tree, and bring consistency to the documentation style/syntax. I also plan to

Sorry, I won't be there. I should have replied earlier, but I'll be on parental leave at the time. Arnd

I guess Kernel-driven overlay application (it's been called "quirks" elsewhere) would fall under this? It's rather scary, and would need fairly strict rules to be feasible and remain maintainable,