Hello Shuah, all, although, I have a customer meeting during the first half ofthe TSC and can onlyjoin later,I would like to contribute my goal/success ideasg forthe year. I believe they also fit

I think I am aligned with Elena's goals. We have been working towards Goal 1 in the Automotive WG, but progress is slow, especially given the fact that a number of participants have dropped out or

I stand corrected. Perhaps more accurate: Those who are "ok with Linux as is", believe that theydon't really need any by-products of ELISA. They will continue to do what they are already

Hi Elana, Just wanted to respond to one of your comments: Those who are "ok with Linux as is", don't really need any by-products of ELISA. They will continue to do what they are already

Thanks, Jason. I think we are pretty much saying the same thing, only (as usual in ELISA) from 2 different sides of the coin. Those who are "ok with Linux as is", don't really need any by-products

My goals are quick wins. There are safety applications using Linux that either don’t need safety certification or whose standards allow Linux to be treated as-is, i.e. software of unknown pedigree.

Thanks, Shuah. Some goals/ideas from my side: To establish a framework for communication and collaboration between Linux kernel developers/maintainers, safety experts and designers/developers of

All, Let's meet next week to discuss alignment on goals and what success looks like. Please respond to this thread to add you 1 or 2 items you consider important to achieve ELISA goals and make the

ELISA TSC Meeting (special topic session) When: Wednesday, February 16, 2022 8:00am to 9:00am (UTC-06:00) America/Chicago View Event Description: ELISA Project is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom

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All, Please see the agenda below for our TSC meeting tomorrow. Please reach out if you any agenda items to add. - Workshops update - Quick roundtable update on WGs - progress and challenges - Use

Reminder: ELISA TSC Meeting When: 02/09/2022 3:00pm to 4:00pm (UTC+01:00) Europe/Amsterdam Where: https://zoom.us/j/97628705664?pwd=UVJnTjFHank1cHdNZ04vbWlSUGs5QT09 Organizer: ELISA

Hi, Shuah: Thanks so much for sharing. The two links are very interesting. We have three proposals looking for you comments, I listed them as below. Thanks so much for you help! Wenhui PMem

Another round of Linux kernel development news: Stray-write protection for persistent memory "Persistent memory has a number of advantages; it is fast, CPU-addressable, available in large quantities

Work and discussion underway to address the problems stemming from argc==0 in the kernel and concerns about regressions. You can find the latest in this

All, Please see the agenda below for our TSC meeting tomorrow. Please reach out if you any agenda items to add. - Workshops - What would make an effective use case/application writeup? - What

Reminder: ELISA TSC Meeting When: 01/26/2022 3:00pm to 4:00pm (UTC+01:00) Europe/Amsterdam Where: https://zoom.us/j/97628705664?pwd=UVJnTjFHank1cHdNZ04vbWlSUGs5QT09 Organizer: ELISA

All, A couple of notable features that made it into 5.17 at the halfway mark of the merge window might be of interest to you - especially for Elana and Paul from their LFSC WG and OSEP WG lead hats

Hi All: We just posted a new blog post by Kate Stewart and Jason Smith that focuses on the Medical Working Group. Please see the links below to read the blog or amplify our social promotions. If you

All, Happy New Year! Please see the agenda below for our first 2022 TSC meeting tomorrow. Please reach out if you any agenda items to add. I am unable to host this meeting due to a conflict with