BoF: The Yocto Project and OpenEmbedded
summary
Updates on Yocto Project and OpenEmbedded cover a new major release with refreshed OE metadata, expanded QEMU/emulation testing for x86 and ARM, and rebuilt CI hardware (two generations of high-end Intel hosts with at least 2 TB storage, 128 GB RAM and 10Gb network per node). Migration of mailing lists to groups.io affects ~3,000 members and lands the weekend of September 1. Discussion highlights: LTS needs paid resources (some companies provide private seven‑year branches), CVE fixes are mostly upstreamed by vendors, bitbake -diffsig is the recommended tool for sstate/hash debugging, and reproducible builds are work in progress aiming for broader CI checks.
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chapters (30)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:55Yocto releases
- 2:48Yocto state
- 4:56Mailing list change
- 6:50Live streaming sessions
- 8:19Yocto Project Summit
- 9:59Questions
- 17:32Backporting
- 18:55Regular updates
- 20:03LTS policy
- 20:55Any more questions
- 21:36Code names
- 22:03Game characters
- 22:36Zeus
- 25:04Every release is cutting edge
- 25:42The process issue
- 27:53Partners
- 29:18Toshiba
- 33:23Todo list
- 35:27Weekly bug triage
- 36:26Yocto Wiki
- 36:53Planning
- 37:19Death Toll
- 38:02Pain Points
- 40:43Hash equivalency
- 47:36Hash mismatch
- 48:41Hashbased whitelist
- 51:24Hashbased search
- 53:55Bill history
- 56:29Debugging
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