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Revision as of 17:14, 6 June 2014
Here is some information about the Qualcomm SOC mainlining project.
[ this page is currently a stub ]
Contents
Project List
List of items that need to be mainlined, or are "in flight" (as of June, 2014):
- regulators
- RPM
- clocks?
- SOC-specific
- 8064
- 8974
- SOC DT file?
- USB support
- USB host mode support for the high-speed port
- dwc3 (superspeed) USB driver
- spmi
Feature or Item | Person | Notes | Link |
usb - msm_otg host mode, for dragonboard | Tim Bird | I'm currently working on the pmic_id_irq, which require spmi support.
I got stuck on the DT EPROBE_DEFER support issue. |
<no links yet> |
[ add links to most recently posted patches] [ add person who is working on each part ]
Specific chips
Not sure what to put in this section:
- 8974
8064?
Resources
mailing list
- Web site: http://vger.kernel.org/vger-lists.html#linux-arm-msm
- subscribe or unsubscribe via e-mail, by following links on the above page
- Archives
IRC channel
- Server: freenode (chat.freenode.net)
- Channel ##linux-msm
- Link: http://webchat.freenode.net/
You can access the IRC channel from inside a corporate firewall using the web interface.
git trees
- git trees:
- Sony github integration ("next") tree: https://github.com/andersson/kernel/tree/next
- Sony maintains this tree by keeping patch sets for individual technology areas or features in separate git branches. We have an internal tool called 'splash', that is used to integrate the separate branches into a single integration branch (the "next" branch). This tool is available upon request, if you want to use the same workflow as Sony.
- Code Aurora git trees: https://www.codeaurora.org/cgit/quic/kernel
- Sony github integration ("next") tree: https://github.com/andersson/kernel/tree/next
Other resources
- Linaro patch metrics: https://patches.linaro.org/project/linux-arm-msm/
Stakeholders
This is a list of parties who are (or should be) interested in the progress of this work:
- QualComm
- Code Aurora Forum
- Linaro
- QICC (QualComm Innovation Center)
- Sony
- Samsung
- LG
- HTC
- Motorola
Status
[Figure out a metric for what remains to be done]
- brainstorming ideas for metric to measure:
- # of features out of tree (should be going down)
- size of diff between latest msm tree and server it was based on? (should be going down)