...advantages related to X and how to use it on embedded devices. Kernel Recipes "Testing on-device with LAVA / Continuous Integration" by Sjoerd Simons – Wednesday, Sept. 27, 10:50 CET. Continous...

...comes down to the GL_KHR_blend_equation_advanced feature. Mike blogged about the issue a while ago. Lavapipe and continuous integration To prevent regressions, we've started testing Zink on the Mesa...

...over a decade's worth of Linux exposure. Their experience ranges from work on Nokia, bootloaders, LAVA, Mesa, and plenty of personal projects too! They champion the departments of Delivery, Kernel, Graphics...

...drivers to run APIs on top of other APIs and in virtualized environments. With software drivers like Lavapipe and LLVMpipe, it can run graphics on CPUs without dedicated GPU hardware. Not only is Mesa...

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...with the aim of detecting regressions in the kernel. The tests are run on real hardware hosted on LAVA labs and the results are stored and available at its dashboard. The wiring of tests, devices and...

...secondary command buffers. Luckily, we already have a software-based implementation of Vulkan in Mesa: lavapipe, and this implementation already has a pretty generic infrastructure to record vulkan commands...

...used with various combinations of kernel trees and .config files/fragments. It can be integrated with LAVA for boot and runtime testing on various boards, and so on. Each toolchain used by KernelCI is...

...context for this to work was to integrate it into the tests which run on real hardware in Collabora's LAVA lab. Some tests boot a minimal Linux system from a network filesystem, then use bmaptool to...

...of pre-merge Mesa CI means that it won't regress either. And this is all underpinned by our cast of LAVA developers as well as the team who manage our test lab of hundreds of machines in Cambridge. All...