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U-Boot Lukasz Majewski 5 participants 5 messages Aug 11, 2015 – Aug 18, 2015

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Dear All,

Please assess if the following presentation is suitable for the 2015 U-boot Mini Summit held at ELCE2015.

__Title__

"Automated Test System - build blocks"

__Abstract__

Assuring software quality and avoiding regressions is not a trivial task. Instead of relying solely on build tests, one can setup automated test system running tests on the final hardware. This presentation is going to shed some light on the daunting task of creating low-cost, automated test system build with of-the-shelf components. Lukasz in his talk will provide rationale for key design decisions and share his ?war-stories?. This presentation is covering key aspects of the system design; including low-level power control, dedicated Linux server setup, tests scheduling and results visualization. The test system has already been deployed and struggles to detect bugs before code is submitted to tizen.org and u-boot-dfu repositories.

__Duration__

30 minutes

Since I'm not yet registered at ELCE2015 (and the number of free seats is shrinking rapidly) I would like to ask for prompt decision if this presentation may be interesting for the u-boot community.

More specifically, it needs to be added to official Agenda in [1]. Only then I could start process for ELCE2015 registration.

[1] - http://www.denx.de/wiki/U-Boot/SummitELCE2015

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Best regards,

Lukasz Majewski

Samsung R&D Institute Poland (SRPOL) | Linux Platform Group
#1 lore raw

Hi Lukasz,

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Please assess if the following presentation is suitable for the 2015 U-boot Mini Summit held at ELCE2015.

__Title__

"Automated Test System - build blocks"

__Abstract__

Assuring software quality and avoiding regressions is not a trivial task. Instead of relying solely on build tests, one can setup automated test system running tests on the final hardware. This presentation is going to shed some light on the daunting task of creating low-cost, automated test system build with of-the-shelf components. Lukasz in his talk will provide rationale for key design decisions and share his ?war-stories?. This presentation is covering key aspects of the system design; including low-level power control, dedicated Linux server setup, tests scheduling and results visualization. The test system has already been deployed and struggles to detect bugs before code is submitted to tizen.org and u-boot-dfu repositories.

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__Duration__

30 minutes

Since I'm not yet registered at ELCE2015 (and the number of free seats is shrinking rapidly) I would like to ask for prompt decision if this presentation may be interesting for the u-boot community.

I personally think that this is a very interesting topic. So you've definitely got my +1 for such a presentation in this U-Boot summit. Thanks!

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More specifically, it needs to be added to official Agenda in [1]. Only then I could start process for ELCE2015 registration.

You should be able to do this yourself, once we've agreed that this is a good topic.

Thanks,
Stefan

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Hi Stefan,

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Hi Lukasz,

Quoted 26 lines · Lukasz Majewski

Please assess if the following presentation is suitable for the 2015 U-boot Mini Summit held at ELCE2015.

__Title__

"Automated Test System - build blocks"

__Abstract__

Assuring software quality and avoiding regressions is not a trivial task. Instead of relying solely on build tests, one can setup automated test system running tests on the final hardware. This presentation is going to shed some light on the daunting task of creating low-cost, automated test system build with of-the-shelf components. Lukasz in his talk will provide rationale for key design decisions and share his ?war-stories?. This presentation is covering key aspects of the system design; including low-level power control, dedicated Linux server setup, tests scheduling and results visualization. The test system has already been deployed and struggles to detect bugs before code is submitted to tizen.org and u-boot-dfu repositories.

__Duration__

30 minutes

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Since I'm not yet registered at ELCE2015 (and the number of free seats is shrinking rapidly) I would like to ask for prompt decision if this presentation may be interesting for the u-boot community.

I personally think that this is a very interesting topic. So you've definitely got my +1 for such a presentation in this U-Boot summit. Thanks!

Nice to hear. Thanks!

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More specifically, it needs to be added to official Agenda in [1]. Only then I could start process for ELCE2015 registration.

You should be able to do this yourself, once we've agreed that this is a good topic.

I hope that community will also express their opinion. Then I will add this topic to agenda.

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Thanks,
Stefan

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Best regards,
Lukasz Majewski
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Hello Lukasz,

Am 11.08.2015 um 23:19 schrieb Lukasz Majewski:

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Hi Stefan,

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Hi Lukasz,

Quoted 29 lines · Lukasz Majewski

Please assess if the following presentation is suitable for the 2015 U-boot Mini Summit held at ELCE2015.

__Title__

"Automated Test System - build blocks"

__Abstract__

Assuring software quality and avoiding regressions is not a trivial task. Instead of relying solely on build tests, one can setup automated test system running tests on the final hardware. This presentation is going to shed some light on the daunting task of creating low-cost, automated test system build with of-the-shelf components. Lukasz in his talk will provide rationale for key design decisions and share his ?war-stories?. This presentation is covering key aspects of the system design; including low-level power control, dedicated Linux server setup, tests scheduling and results visualization. The test system has already been deployed and struggles to detect bugs before code is submitted to tizen.org and u-boot-dfu repositories.

__Duration__

30 minutes

Since I'm not yet registered at ELCE2015 (and the number of free seats is shrinking rapidly) I would like to ask for prompt decision if this presentation may be interesting for the u-boot community.

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I personally think that this is a very interesting topic. So you've definitely got my +1 for such a presentation in this U-Boot summit. Thanks!

Nice to hear. Thanks!

+1 from me. Thanks!

bye,
Heiko

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More specifically, it needs to be added to official Agenda in [1]. Only then I could start process for ELCE2015 registration.

You should be able to do this yourself, once we've agreed that this is a good topic.

I hope that community will also express their opinion. Then I will add this topic to agenda.

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Thanks,
Stefan

_______________________________________________
U-Boot mailing list
U-Boot at lists.denx.de
http://lists.denx.de/mailman/listinfo/u-boot

Best regards,
Lukasz Majewski

_______________________________________________
U-Boot mailing list
U-Boot at lists.denx.de
http://lists.denx.de/mailman/listinfo/u-boot

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Hi Lukasz,

Quoted 11 lines · Lukasz Majewski

Dear All,

Please assess if the following presentation is suitable for the 2015 U-boot Mini Summit held at ELCE2015.

__Title__

"Automated Test System - build blocks"

__Abstract__

Quoted 11 lines

Assuring software quality and avoiding regressions is not a trivial task. Instead of relying solely on build tests, one can setup automated test system running tests on the final hardware. This presentation is going to shed some light on the daunting task of creating low-cost, automated test system build with of-the-shelf components. Lukasz in his talk will provide rationale for key design decisions and share his ?war-stories?. This presentation is covering key aspects of the system design; including low-level power control, dedicated Linux server setup, tests scheduling and results visualization. The test system has already been deployed and struggles to detect bugs before code is submitted to tizen.org and u-boot-dfu repositories.

Yes please, sounds interesting and useful.

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__Duration__

30 minutes

Since I'm not yet registered at ELCE2015 (and the number of free seats is shrinking rapidly) I would like to ask for prompt decision if this presentation may be interesting for the u-boot community.

More specifically, it needs to be added to official Agenda in [1]. Only then I could start process for ELCE2015 registration.

[1] - http://www.denx.de/wiki/U-Boot/SummitELCE2015

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Best regards,

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Lukasz Majewski

Samsung R&D Institute Poland (SRPOL) | Linux Platform Group
_______________________________________________
U-Boot mailing list
U-Boot at lists.denx.de
http://lists.denx.de/mailman/listinfo/u-boot

Regards,
Simon