Civil Infrastructure Platform: Industrial Grade Open Source Base-Layer Development
summary
Project builds an industrial-grade base layer: a 4.4 SLTS kernel maintained beyond upstream by backports and submitted fixes, a minimal package set called CIP Core, and a shared test lab (released as board-at-desk) using LAVA/Cron CI and containerized build images. Real-time support integrates PREEMPT_RT and membership in the Real-Time Linux project. Debian is chosen as the reference distro to extend LTS beyond 5 years toward >10 years. Work is incremental, upstream-focused, and already producing kernel patches and a reusable test environment.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 1:15What is CIP?
- 9:03Linux Foundation Projects
- 11:29Development plan
- 13:09Scope of activities
- 21:07CIP testing (1/3)
- 30:52Summary
- 31:42Conclusion
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