Proposing the Integration of CIP Kernel into AGL
summary
Ports the CIP S‑LTS kernel 6.1.159 into AGL UCB 16 using Yocto layers and bitbake, creating a meta-cip layer from meta‑skeleton and changing local.conf to pin the kernel version; uses bitbake diffconfig to apply kernel fragments and enables AMD/x86_64 support. Result boots: booted AGL on CIP kernel and a live demo runs at the sponsor booth. CIP maintains small backports/drivers and LAVA/CI testing; next steps are ARM reference‑board ports and upstreaming BSP changes.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:52CIP and AGL projects
- 4:44Automotive and industrial challenges
- 9:08Automotive software requirements
- 12:54CIP and AGL common goals
- 15:04CIP kernel integration feasibility
- 22:28Demo and next steps
- 25:58Summary and outlook
- 27:04Q&A
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