KernelCI – 2025.Q3 updates
The KernelCI community continues to make great progress on multiple fronts of the project. Since our last update here, we have had two in-person events, a few technical achievements and...
The KernelCI community continues to make great progress on multiple fronts of the project. Since our last update here, we have had two in-person events, a few technical achievements and...
Following productive discussions at the KernelCI Workshop 2025 in Amsterdam, we’re excited to announce the formation of a new Labs Working Group(WG) to tackle the evolving challenges of labs testing...
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A lot has happened in KernelCI since our last blog update. The community continues to grow with Linaro and ELISA joining as members and more contributors and companies adding test...
The KernelCI project is a critical initiative in the Linux kernel development ecosystem, providing automated testing and continuous integration for kernel builds. In this blog post, we’ll explore the current...
For those of you who were at Linux Plumbers Conference last September, you got a great amount of updates from the KernelCI project. However, September is long in the past...
We all know that introducing and supporting hardware in Linux mainline is challenging. At KernelCI, we want to understand how we can help move the ecosystem further upstream. The challenges...
KernelCI is entering an exciting new phase, and we’re inviting kernel maintainers to register their trees with us. We now support over 220 build configurations, run boot tests on 45...
The KernelCI community will have a busy few days at the upcoming Linux Plumbers Conference(LPC) in Vienna, Austria. We will be presenting 2 talks in the Refereed track, 4 Micro-conferences...
We are pleased to announce that Texas Instruments is joining KernelCI as a Premier member. Texas Instruments(TI) is a lead semiconductor company and a long time contributor to the upstream...