Civil Infrastructure Platform: State of Industrial Grade Linux
summary
CIP ships a new Super Long‑Term Support kernel based on Linux 6.12 SLTS, maintains Debian‑based core packages with reproducible images, and reviews roughly 1,000 patches per month for long life‑cycle products; testing covers x86, ARM (32/64) and RISC‑V reference boards (TI AM62 added). Security work focuses on process conformance already achieved for IEC 62443‑4‑1 in 2024 and active technical work on IEC 62443‑4‑2, while update tooling integrates TUF + delta updates for kernel and rootfs.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction to Civil Infrastructure Platform
- 1:27Project overview and goals
- 6:00Base layer and benefits
- 8:11Kernel team and LTS
- 13:48Core packages and reproducibility
- 14:35Software update and testing
- 15:40CIP security demo
- 16:25Security work group goals
- 19:46IEC 62443 compliance
- 24:02IEC 62443-4-2 results
- 26:53Essential functions and PKI
- 29:43Conclusion and collaboration
- 30:30Q&A on membership and SLTS
related talks
42mCivil Infrastructure Platform: Empowering Sustainable Living with Industrial Grade Linux
39mTowards Sustainable Systems with the Civil Infrastructure Platform
53mTime is Ready for the Civil Infrastructure Platform
56mSLTS Kernel and Base-Layer Development in the Civil Infrastructure Platform
39mUsing Long Term Stable Kernel for the Embedded Products
31mDebian and Yocto Project Based Long-Term Maintenance Approaches for Embedded Products
33mUsing Open Source Software to Build an Industrial-grade Embedded Linux Platform...
38mQuality Beyond Kernelci.Org in Upstream Linux for TI SoCs