KernelCI Hackfests
KernelCI hackfests span over a few days during which a number of contributors get together to focus on upstream Linux kernel testing. So far, mainly kernel and automated test system...
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The first ever KernelCI hackfest
The first KernelCI test development and coverage hackfest took place from 27th May to 4th June 2021. For a total of seven days, developers from the KernelCI team, Google, and...
Looking back, looking forward
2020 was the first year of the KernelCI project under the Linux Foundation and has been an interesting one. Maybe slightly less “interesting” than the rest of the world-changing events...
Notes from OSS/ELC Europe 2020
The OSS/ELC Europe 2020 conference took place online from 26th to 28th October. There was one BoF session and one talk about KernelCI, followed by an impromptu video call. The...
KernelCI Notes from Plumbers 2020
The Linux Plumbers Conference 2020 was held as a virtual event this year. The online platform provided a really good experience, with talks and live discussions using Big Blue Button...
Introducing Common Reporting
During the past year we’ve been working on a way to bring reports from all the separate kernel testing systems together. Our aim is to send a single report email to kernel developers when testing results are ready, and to provide a single go-to place to view them.
KernelCI at Linux Plumbers
KernelCI will be attending Linux Plumber’s Conference (LPC) online next week. We will be participating in the Testing and Fuzzing micro-conference, and leading a few discussion topics around automated kernel...
KernelCI Community Survey Report
We are thrilled to share with you the results of our first KernelCI Community Survey. It has been a very interesting experience, with just under 100 responses from people who...
State of KernelCI and new blog
KernelCI officially launched as a Linux Foundation project at the end of October 2019. Now that we’re several months into the project, it’s time to launch a blog so everyone...
The New Stack: KernelCI Joins Linux Foundation to Accelerate Linux Kernel Hardware Testing
Testing software can present difficulties enough on its own, but when you’re talking about the Linux kernel — that piece of software that directly interfaces with hardware — there are...