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Jun 27, 2024
Attendees:
- Michelle Martineau, The Linux Foundation
- Erich Hanke, AMD
- Alexey Bataev, SiFive
- Robin Randhawa, SiFive
- Sunil Vl, Ventana
- Daniel Barboza, Ventana
- Simon Harvey, Imagination
- Ludovic Henry, Rivos
- Jian Xiong, Alibaba
- Barna Ibrahim, Rivos
- David Weaver, Akean
- Kumar Sankaran, Ventana
- Paul Walmsley, SiFive
- Victor Costan, Google
- Nathan Egge, Google
- Ming-yu Hung, Mediatek
- Jian Zhang, BOSC
Agenda:
- Updates
- Website/blog
- TSC Accomplishments 1H2024
- 2 FTE Reporting
- Security Software Working Group TL Election
- Simulator Emulator Deep Dive led by Daniel Barboza
- WG Opens
- Future topics: WG Opens/challenges
Simulator Emulator Deep Dive led by Daniel Barboza
- Overall status
- 2024 projects - not yet sent for review
- 2024 projects - upstream process ongoing
- 2024 projects - upstream completed
- Projects not sent yet for review:
- SE_02_004 - QEMU RVV performance enhancements (Vendor patches)
- Project RP005 Add QEMU TCG support for V and Zvk
- Weekly status: github link
- SE_01_018 - QEMU ACPI PPTT support for RISC-V
- Community project (Starfive)
- Projects under review:
- SE_01_003 - QEMU WorldGuard support
- Latest version: v1
- SE_01_004 - QEMU IOPMP support
- Latest version: v7
- SE_01_005 - QEMU PCIe passthru on x86 hosts
- Latest version: v1
- Project has dependencies on UBOOT and GRUB
- SE_01_015 - QEMU RISC-V IOMMU support
- Latest version: v4
- Projects under review
- SE_01_017 - QEMU ACPI SPCR support for RISC-V
- Latest version: v2
- Community project (Starfive)
- SE_01_021 - QEMU RVA23 profile support
- List of missing extensions: sig-qemu message
- Some of them already landed for review
- SE_01_022 - RISC-V Server SoC Reference Board
- Latest version: v2
- SE_02_004 - QEMU RVV performance enhancements
- Latest version (from Max Chou): RFCv4
- Projects already merged
- SE_01_019 - QEMU ACPI SRAT/SLIT(NUMA) support for RISC-V
- Available in QEMU 9.0
- SE_01_020 - QEMU SMBIOS support for RISC-V
- Available in QEMU 9.0
Security Software Working Group Election
The Security Software Technical Lead role will open for election July 1st. The nomination period is open for one week followed by a one week voting period. You may nominate yourself or another member of the RISE TSC (Limit 1 candidate per RISE Sponsor Organization). If you are nominating someone else please confirm their interest prior to nominating them.
Commitment:
1hr/ Month- Lead Security Software Working Group Meetings
1hr/Month- Governing Board or TSC Deep Dive Meeting
8hrs/Month- Working Group Leadership
Election Cycle:
- July 1 Nominations start
- July 15 Nominations end
- July 16 Voting starts
- July 23 Voting ends
- July 24 Winner announced
Term: July 24, 2024- July 24, 2025
Jun 20, 2024
Attendees:
- Michelle Martineau, The Linux Foundation
- Andrei Warkentin, Intel
- Daniel Barboza, Ventana
- Barna Ibrahim, Rivos
- Jeff Law, Ventana
- Andrew Del Los Reyes, Rivos
- Kumar Sankaran, Ventana
- Brian Harrington, RedHat
- Nathan Egge, Google
- Tim Ouyang, Andes
- Victor Constan, Google
- Zhu Yuan, Bytedance
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