Session devoted to audio issues and direction on STE hardware with focus on the Snowball. An STE LT rep will be present.

The new config fragment feature in the kernel build system allows for small bits of kernel configuration to be pre-loaded from a set of files to overlay on the default kernel configuration. In this session, we'll discuss how this can be used within Linaro to enable LT and WG specific build options.

A discussion session to look at the dma-buf general framework evolution

OpenEmbedded is a source based distribution that lets the end developer cross-compile a GLIBC based system from scratch. We've looked into using OE as a testsuite for gcc-linaro and would like to expand it to an officially supported meta layer covering most of the Linaro outputs. Topics include: * Relationship between OE Core, OE, and the current OE only Linaro GCC patches * Best way to make the Linaro outputs available to OE and Yocto * How to host and where to mirror * Components to supply * Cost and methods of supporting * Staging of gcc-linaro, gdb-linaro, qemu-linaro, linux-linaro, and any other libraries that we make

- Review the current status of common cpuidle, what are the next features to implement, which platforms are already converted to it and which platforms will be converted next. - managing device state in combination with pm-qos and runtime PM

discuss current state and next steps related to eMMC, UFS, and other storage related work that Linaro is involved with.

Working with and debugging programs on Android is a bit different from traditional Linux systems. This session will cover topics for people somewhat new to Android like: * Setting up a development environment * how do I get a shell (not serial console). ie - "busybox telnetd" "adb shell" etc * what's the best way to copy files to/from * how do I run GDB * how can I get stack traces of things that crash * what's the best way to profile apps

Kickoff meeting for the Linaro Release Committee. Agenda: Charter/What's the problem Success criteria/Requirements Plan for creating a set of simple process and practices Next Steps

A session with hacking time devoted to Tiny Alsa issues on Linux. This includes enablement such that Tiny Alsa could serve as a replacement for alsa lib, allowing for Android and Linux to more commonality in their audio software stacks.

discuss current state and next steps related to eMMC, UFS, and other storage related work that Linaro is involved with.

The goal from this session: * Present the initial goal of our LEBs * Get feedback from people using and consuming our LEBs * Understand how it can be useful for people building products on top of it * Understand if it's actually a good development platform to be used as reference * Think about future development and improvements that might improve the user experience at our images Any feedback, from any member, working group, landing team, community or other companies are more than welcome, as we really need to understand what people are expecting from the LEBs (either Ubuntu based or Android).

A discussion over UMM enablement for member platforms

We have begun to run automated daily "health" tests on the devices in lava. These jobs are known-good images that have previously passed. The goal of this testing is to expose issues with the hardware, infrastructure, or LAVA itself that could prevent test jobs from passing when normally they should. These jobs are intentionally quick-running to avoid interfering with other jobs as much as possible. We should consider better ways of visualizing the results of this so that we can more easily see when things look ill, and how we can eventually even have lava respond by offlining boards once we can be sure that failures in the health checks equate to a problem with the device itself. Some of the things we should discuss are: 1. Health check UI Spring has been working on this, we should review what he has so far, and talk about what we'd like to see here for helping us more easily track the health of machines 2. automatic detection and response to problems Once we are at a point where we feel comfortable that these jobs will ONLY fail when there's a real problem, we should make sure we have the pieces in place to automatically offline the board, and notify the team that something needs to be looked at

Goals of LEB, Release Process Tuning

Dummy blueprint for scheduling extended summit session.

Advanced Android apps may use native C/C++ code called trough the Java Native Interface. Such Android apps are made possible by the Android Native Development Kit. The Eclipse-based Android IDE is great for creating Java apps, but for debugging native code on a physical device there are many obstacles. This talk will show how debugging can be made less painful by using the DS-5 Community Edition Eclipse plugin. Two debug sessions will be walked trough. The first example shows debugging a shared library belonging to a stand-alone app. The second example shows how to debug a system service in a Linaro AOSP-based Android system using real-time profiling to visualize activity in the device. The presentation is aimed at developers who are not Linux gurus, but are entering the Linux community trough Android. That can e.g. be former Java developers or former RTOS developers switching to Android in their embedded devices.

Afternoon sessions for engineering and hacking for Kernel and Power Management Working Groups

Afternoon engineering and hacking session for Graphics & Multimedia Working Groups.

Afternoon engineering and hacking session for Android and Ubuntu Working Groups

Afternoon engineering and hacking session for Validation and Infrastructure Working Groups

Afternoon engineering and hacking session for Toolchain and OCTO Working Groups.

Dummy blueprint for scheduling extended summit session.

Afternoon sessions for engineering and hacking for Kernel and Power Management Working Groups

Afternoon engineering and hacking session for Graphics & Multimedia Working Groups.

Afternoon engineering and hacking session for Android and Ubuntu Working Groups

Afternoon engineering and hacking session for Validation and Infrastructure Working Groups

Afternoon engineering and hacking session for Toolchain and OCTO Working Groups.

Afternoon sessions for engineering and hacking for Kernel and Power Management Working Groups

Afternoon engineering and hacking session for Graphics & Multimedia Working Groups.

Afternoon engineering and hacking session for Android and Ubuntu Working Groups

Afternoon engineering and hacking session for Validation and Infrastructure Working Groups

Afternoon engineering and hacking session for Toolchain and OCTO Working Groups.

Afternoon sessions for engineering and hacking for Kernel and Power Management Working Groups

Afternoon engineering and hacking session for Graphics & Multimedia Working Groups.

Afternoon engineering and hacking session for Android and Ubuntu Working Groups

Afternoon engineering and hacking session for Validation and Infrastructure Working Groups

Afternoon engineering and hacking session for Toolchain and OCTO Working Groups.