Hi WGs participants, after our talk regarding Dynamic Memory allocation during the last ELISA workshop, we provided a feedback to the comments received in the chat panel. Please find attached the

Reminder: ELISA Safety-Architecture Weekly Meeting When: 11/23/2021 1:00pm to 2:00pm (UTC+00:00) UTC Where: https://zoom.us/j/95775114472?pwd=VDFzTjRjNW8yd3ZOQWVLS1ZpWFlEUT09 Organizer:

Hi All For today I'd like to discuss the following topics: - where we are WRT the next quarter goals and activity proposed planning - continuation of Kernel FFI - continuation of Process Address

Petr, that is basically the common system design taken. The whole challenge then remains to show that: Once panic() was invoked, the watched device does not signal being alive unintentionally, while

<christophe.leroy@...> wrote: Christophe, I agree with a reasonable goal that WARN() should allow users "to deal with those situations as gracefull as possible, allowing the system to continue

Well, there is really a lot of thought and willingness for engineering effort to address the fact there must be high confidence that the shutdown with panic() really works. The proper start and

We can always kill on warnings but if these warnings are very frequent nobody is going to buy the implementation. If you have a statistic showing how frequent these warnings arise (in some typical

Hi Alex I also agree with the summary that Lukas gave here. From my experience the safety system are always guarded by an external flow monitor (e.g. a watchdog) that triggers in case the safety

Alex, officially and formally, I cannot talk for the ELISA project (Enabling Linux In Safety Applications) by the Linux Foundation and I do not think there is anyone that can confidently do so on such

Reminder: ELISA Safety-Architecture Weekly Meeting When: 11/16/2021 1:00pm to 2:00pm (UTC+00:00) UTC Where: https://zoom.us/j/95775114472?pwd=VDFzTjRjNW8yd3ZOQWVLS1ZpWFlEUT09 Organizer:

We safely hold meetings in lockstep ;-)

Hi Gab, Min I think I know why, it seems we keep up the proud ELISA tradition for another year😝 In my calendar all ELISA meetings show up twice for this week, once with and once without

Hi All I am getting few msgs of people being online now. Min sent out the updated meeting series on Fri, so the meeting is at 2pm CET (following the EU time change) Thanks Gab

Hi All Today we'll cover the following topic: - Kernel FFI from Mobileye approach - Integrity of the safety app process address space Thanks Gab

Reminder: ELISA Safety-Architecture Weekly Meeting When: 11/02/2021 1:00pm to 2:00pm (UTC+00:00) UTC Where: https://zoom.us/j/95775114472?pwd=VDFzTjRjNW8yd3ZOQWVLS1ZpWFlEUT09 Organizer:

Cancelled: ELISA Safety-Architecture Weekly Meeting This event has been cancelled. When: Tuesday, November 9, 2021 12:00pm to 1:00pm (UTC+00:00)

ELISA Safety-Architecture Weekly Meeting When: Tuesday, November 2, 2021 1:00pm to 2:00pm (UTC+00:00) UTC Where: https://zoom.us/j/95775114472?pwd=VDFzTjRjNW8yd3ZOQWVLS1ZpWFlEUT09 Organizer:

Hi All Unfortunately I had a last minute issue and I need to cancel today's meeting. We will reconvene next week to continue the investigation on the integrity of the process address space. Thanks and

Reminder: ELISA Safety-Architecture Weekly Meeting When: 10/26/2021 12:00pm to 1:00pm (UTC+00:00) UTC Where: https://zoom.us/j/95775114472?pwd=VDFzTjRjNW8yd3ZOQWVLS1ZpWFlEUT09 Organizer:

Hi, Given the amount of private requests, I am sharing the link to the database of kernel configurations for safety with the entire group