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Events/Kernel Summit 2011 ARM Subarch Maintainership Workshop
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We're currently planning an ARM Subarchitecture Maintainership Workshop for the first day of Kernel Summit in Prague, October 23, 2011. Watch this page for details, or contact Grant Likely, Nicolas Pitre, or Arnd Bergmann.
There is limited space available for this meeting. Seats were provided on a first-come, first-served basis and we have now surpassed our self-imposed limit of 24 people. However, if you still would like to attend, or would like to nominate someone who you think is an important participant, then email Grant Likely <grant.likely@secretlab.ca>. We may be able to open up additional seats as needed.
We're also extending an open invite to all kernel summit invitees. If you've been invited to kernel summit and you'd like to attend the ARM workshop, then email Grant so that we know you are coming. Otherwise we'll make you sit on the floor.
Contents
Proposed agenda topics
Here is the current list of proposed discussion topics. Feel free to add items to this list.
- arm-soc tree: 6 month retrospective
- DT bindings for GPIO and pin mux
- the pin mux subsystem from linusw (especially if it is still RFC by then)
- progress with the single zImage work
- presentation/status of the DMA and memory management work wrt CMA (some SOC specific hacks should go away once this is available)
- DT porting progress
- boot architecture status
- Board-specific code maintainer (proposed by Igor Grinberg)
- Common method for registering errata (CPU, cache controller etc.) (Proposed by Catalin Marinas)
- CPU Topology DT binding (Proposed by Catalin Marinas)
- Fine grained DMA Coherency (Proposed by Catalin Marinas)
- Handling off-the-tree dependencies of devices (Proposed by Rafael J. Wysocki)
- Per-device PM QoS - user space interaction (Proposed by Rafael J. Wysocki)
- Universal platform drivers (for ACPI, PNP, etc.) (Proposed by Rafael J. Wysocki)
- Suspend vs wakeup events (Proposed by Rafael J. Wysocki)
Minutes
Etherpad notes 1(http://etherpad.osuosl.org/ksummit-2011-arm-workshop)
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Schedule
The ARM maintainership workshop runs from October 23-25, 2001 in Prague. Sunday October 23rd is dedicated to discussion topics of interest to the ARM subarchitecture maintainers, and October 24 and 25 are organized as a hacking sprint. The workshop is co-located with Kernel Summit and there will be some joint events. You can also refer to the Kernel Summit Schedule. Workshop attendees are welcome to attend any of the Kernel Summit presentations on Tuesday, October 25.
DRAFT SCHEDULE - SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Sunday, October 23
Monday, October 24
Tuesday, October 25
9:00am
Introductions and announcements (Grant Likely)
Hacking Sprint
(ksummit) Report from Monday's session
9:30am
Common Infrastructure Reports
- Pinmux subsystem (Stephen Warren)
- Common Clock (Sascha Hauer)
- CMA (Marek Szyprowski)
(ksummit) Minisummit/workshop reports
10:00am
10:30am
Break
Break
11:00am
Common Infrastructure Reports
- Complex Driver Model Dependencies
- ARM Cortex-A15 Architecture Issues (Catalin Marinas)
Hacking Sprint & Ksummit presentations
11:30am
12:00pm
Lunch
12:30pm
1:00pm
Single zImage (Nicolas Pitre, Deepak Saxena)
Hacking Sprint
Hacking Sprint & Ksummit presentations
1:30pm
2:00pm
Device Tree Migration progess (Grant Likely)
2:30pm
Break
3:00pm
Break
Hacking Spring & Ksummit presentations
3:30pm
ARM SoC Tree; 6 month review (Arnd Bergmann, Nicolas Pitre)
4:00pm
4:30pm
TBD
(ksummit) GPG identity verification
5:00pm
Summary, Action Item review and Hacking Sprint planning
Break
5:30pm
Break
Break
6:00pm
6:30pm
Evening Reception at Hotel
Dinner
Joint Kernel Summit, ELC-E, LinuxCon Europe reception
Hacking Sprint
- list target goals here
Delegates
Registration for the ARM Workshop is now closed. Here is the list of registered participants. If you are registered for this event, feel free to fill in your arrival information below if you want to organize ride sharing from the airport.
Confirmed
Name
Roles
Arrival information
Departure
Chris Ball
MMC maintainer and OLPC developer
Ohad Ben-Cohen
OMAP engineer
Arnd Bergmann
arm-soc tree maintainer
DB-Bus-1061 OCT 22 16:18
David Brown
MSM maintainer
BA856 OCT 22 6:50pm
BA855 Oct 29 12:15pm
Mark Brown
ASoC maintainer
LH1402 OCT 22 23:15
LH1393 OCT 29 09:50
Lennert Buijtenhek
Marvell SoC maintainer
KL3125 OCT 22 16:05
KL1358 OCT 28 19:20
Benoît Cousson
OMAP engineer
AF2482 OCT 22 7:50pm (sharing taxi w/Kevin Hilman)
AF1083 OCT 26 7:25
Magnus Damm
shmobile maintainer
Will Deacon
ARM engineer
Nicolas Ferre
Atmel maintainer
AF4314 OCT 22 8:10pm
Thomas Gleixner
random Linux dude
Igor Grinberg
OMAP engineer
OK287 OCT 22 9:15am
OK286 OCT 29 11:55pm
Sascha Hauer
imx maintainer
Kevin Hilman
OMAP power management maintainer
AF2482 OCT 22 7:50pm (sharing taxi w/Benoit Cousson)
AF1083 OCT 29 7:25am
Olof Johansson
Tegra maintainer
BA856 OCT 22 6:50pm
BA855 Oct 29 12:15pm
Kukjin Kim
Samsung SoC maintainer
KE935 OCT 22 17:50
KE936 OCT 29 19:25
Russell King
ARM architecture maintainer
BA856 OCT 22 18:50
BA855 OCT 26 12:15pm (probably share taxi with swarren)
Grant Likely
Device Tree, GPIO and SPI maintainer
AC9294 OCT 22 11:45am
Tony Lindgren
OMAP maintainer
Pavel Machek
Freezer/hibernation maintainer
Catalin Marinas
ARM engineer
Kyungmin Park
Samsung mobile boards & drivers maintainer
Nicolas Pitre
arm-soc tree maintainer
Jean-Christophe Plagniol-Villard
Atmel maintainer
Wolfram Sang
Deepak Saxena
Linaro Kernel WG manager
Marek Vasut
Various pxa boards maintainer
Paul Walmsley
OMAP clock framework maintainer
Stephen Warren
Tegra maintainer
BA856 OCT 22 6:50pm (1 open taxi space)
BA855 OCT 26 12:15pm (probably share taxi with RMK)
Marc Zyngier
ARM engineer
Sitting in from Kernel Summit
Name
Roles
Mike Frysinger
Ben Herrenschmidt
Greg Kroah-Hartman
Nominated, but have not yet responded.
Name
Roles
Barry Song
CSR maintainer
Declined - will not attend
Name
Roles
Eric Miao
pxa/mmp maintainer
Marek Szyprowski
attending V4L2 workshop at same time
Paul Mundt
shmobile maintainer
Linus Walleij
ST-Ericsson SoC maintainer
Haojian Zhuang
pxa/mmp maintainer
Volunteers
- Planning Committee: Arnd Bergmann, Grant Likely, and Nicolas Pitre
- AV:
- Logistics:
- Ride sharing:
