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YoctoProjectEvents

Traditionally, the Linux Foundation organizes the Embedded Linux Conference -- one in North America (ELC) and one in Europe (ELCE). The Yocto Project often has a considerable presence at these events in the form of:
* talks submitted/presented about The Yocto Project, OpenEmbedded, and related technologies including a community BoF (Birds of a Feather) session
* a 1-day pre-event OpenEmbedded Developers Day (OEDAM [OpenEmbedded Developers Americas Meeting] for ELC and OEDEM [OpenEmbedded Developers European Meeting] for ELCE)
* a 1-day post-event DevDay
* a conference booth in the ELC/ELCE event hall, usually with demos
The ELC/ELCE events are often co-located with other LF-related events such as: the Linux Security Summit, Zephyr Summit, KVM Forum, Open Source Summit, etc… Starting around 2019, in an effort to better align some of these events, the early Embedded Linux Conference started moving later in the year, closing the gap between the ELC event and the ELCE event towards the end of the year and expanding the gap between the ELCE event and the ELC event. As a result there has been efforts to add YP/OE-specific events earlier in the year in order to maintain the roughly 6-month gap between events.
=== OE Developers Meeting ===
The OpenEmbedded Developers {Americas|European} Meeting is a 1-day event, organized by the OpenEmbedded members, for an informal, free-form round-table-style discussion of core issues of concern to core OE/YP developers, BSP maintainers, etc
== Yocto Project Summit ==
The Yocto Project Summit is a multiple day event and includes workshops and a forum where the current and future use of the Yocto Project can be discussed.
=== DevDay ===
DevDay was a 1-day training event consisting of multiple tracks:
* a full-day beginners tutorial to get newcomers up-to-speed on basic YP/OE usage
* hands-on classes based on narrow topics of a more specialized nature
== Events ==
Future events:
See also: https://www.yoctoproject.org/events/
Past events:
* Yocto Project Summit 2023.11
* Yocto Project Summit 2022.11
* Yocto Project Summit yps2022.05
* Yocto Project Summit May 2021
* Yocto Project Summit Europe 2020
* DevDay Austin 2020
* Yocto Project Summit Lyon 2019
* OE Summit @ SCaLE 17x 2019
* DevDay San Diego 2019
* DevDay Edinburgh 2018
* DevDay Portland 2018
* DevDay Prague 2017
* DevDay US 2017
for a list of YP/OE-related talks at ELC/ELCE see:
* https://elinux.org/Buildsystems
YoctoProject Summit May2021

There are no ELC/ELCE conferences scheduled by LF for the start of 2021, so we've decided to run our own virtual conference at roughly the timeframe an ELC would have run.
The organizing committee consists of (alphabetical by first name):
* Behan Webster
* David Reyna
* Josef Holzmayr-Khosh Amoz
* Nicolas Dechesne (YP Community Manager)
* Rudolf Streif
* Trevor Woerner
The papers committee consists of:
* (the organizing committee)
* Armin Kuster
In terms of platforms we're using:
* pretalx for the CfP and schedule
* the LF's cvent for registration
* Zoom for the conference video
* matrix for the conference chat
For more information:
* https://www.yoctoproject.org/yocto-project-virtual-summit-2021/
* https://pretalx.com/yocto-project-summit-2021/
Slide template for presenters:
* slide template
** keep the first and last slides
** edit the first slide to include your name, presentation title, and (optionally) your company
** the rest of the slides are examples and can be duplicated, edited, and/or removed
** please upload your finished slides to your specific event in pretalx: https://pretalx.com/yocto-project-summit-2021/schedule/
YoctoProject Summit yps2022.05

= The Yocto Project Summit 2022.05 =
The Yocto Project Summit, yps2022.05, is a virtual conference from May 17-19, 2022 to gather members of the Yocto Project community together to discuss ideas and present information related to The Yocto Project.
== Organizing Committee ==
The organizing committee consists of (alphabetical by first name):
* Armin Kuster
* Behan Webster
* David Reyna
* Josef Holzmayr-Khosh Amoz
* Nicolas Dechesne (YP Community Manager)
* Trevor Woerner
== Papers Committee ==
The papers committee consists of:
* (the organizing committee)
== Platforms ==
In terms of platforms we're using:
* pretalx for the CfP and schedule
* the LF's cvent for registration
* Zoom for the conference video
* irc for the conference chat (channel #yocto-summit-2022.05 on Libera.Chat)
* Digital Ocean for the hands-on classes
== Hands-on Servers Information ==
# If you already have a Digital Ocean account, skip the next 2 steps
# To create a Digital Ocean account, please sign up @ DigitalOcean 
# Confirm your email and add a payment method to satisfy abuse requirements - you won't be charged unless you leave the training machine running long past the summit
# Visit https://cloud.digitalocean.com/account/api/tokens and generate a new token named YPSummit copy the string that pops up.
# Please complete this form so your API key can be added to the provisioning scripts and we can top up your account credit.
After the form has been filled by all participants we will provision machines. When the machines are ready logins will be "ssh ilab01@AXAXAX-summit.yocto.io" where AXAXAX are the first 6 characters of your confirmation string. The password is the full 11 character confirmation string.
Once you have a verified working server you may delete your api key at https://cloud.digitalocean.com/account/api/tokens. Otherwise all resources will be removed after the training. Any retained servers will be billed to you after the promotional credit expires in 60 days.
Lab files are available during the event at http://summit.yocto.io/yps2022.05.tgz
== For more information ==
* https://www.yoctoproject.org/yocto-project-summit-2022-05/
* https://pretalx.com/yocto-project-summit-2022-05/
== Slide template for presenters ==
* https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Z6FSvgyaDBZtPC1GtT6iQiMflArKl0BvNMP6rSHqnEg/
** keep the first and last slides
** edit the first slide to include your name, presentation title, and (optionally) your company
** the rest of the slides are examples and can be duplicated, edited, and/or removed
** please upload your finished slides to your specific event in pretalx
YoctoProject Summit yps2022.11

= The Yocto Project Summit 2022.11 =
The Yocto Project Summit, yps2022.11, is a virtual conference from November 29 to December 1, 2022 to gather members of the Yocto Project community together to discuss ideas and present information related to The Yocto Project.
== Organizing Committee ==
The organizing committee consists of (alphabetical by first name):
* Behan Webster
* David Reyna
* Josef Holzmayr-Khosh Amoz
* Megan Knight (Advocacy Manager)
* Nicolas Dechesne (YP Community Manager)
== Platforms ==
In terms of platforms we're using:
* pretalx for the CfP and schedule
* the LF's cvent for registration
* Zoom for the conference video
* irc for the conference chat (channel #yocto-summit-2022.11 on Libera.Chat)
* Digital Ocean for the hands-on classes
== Hands-on Servers Information (Pre-event Preparation) ==
# If you already have a Digital Ocean account, skip the next 2 steps
# To create a Digital Ocean account, please sign up @ DigitalOcean 
# Confirm your email and add a payment method to satisfy abuse requirements - you won't be charged unless you leave the training machine running long past the summit
# Visit https://cloud.digitalocean.com/account/api/tokens and generate a new token named YPSummit, and copy the string that pops up.
# Please complete this form so your API key can be added to the provisioning scripts and we can top up your account credit.
After the form has been filled by all participants we will provision machines. When the machines are ready logins will be "ssh ilab01@AXAXAXA-summit.yocto.io" where AXAXAXA are the first 7 characters of your confirmation string. The password is the full 11 character confirmation string.
Once you have a verified working server you may delete your api key at https://cloud.digitalocean.com/account/api/tokens. Otherwise all resources will be removed after the training. Any retained servers will be billed to you after the promotional credit expires in 60 days.
Lab files will be available for download once the event begins.
== For more information ==
* https://www.yoctoproject.org/yocto-project-summit-2022-11/
* https://pretalx.com/yocto-project-summit-2022-11/
== Slide template for presenters ==
* https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1b0cWLZ6ZJpxd7G6HIwUZvo39X9TUUqdiG28J5EDXyYg
** keep the first and last slides
** edit the first slide to include your name, presentation title, and (optionally) your company
** the rest of the slides are examples and can be duplicated, edited, and/or removed
** please upload your finished slides to your specific event in pretalx
YoctoProject Summit yps2023.11

= The Yocto Project Summit 2023.11 =
The Yocto Project Summit, yps2023.11, is a virtual conference from November 28th to 30th, 2023 to gather members of the Yocto Project community together to discuss ideas and present information related to The Yocto Project.
== Organizing Committee ==
The organizing committee consists of (alphabetical by first name):
* David Reyna
* Josef Holzmayr-Khosh Amoz (YP Community Manager)
* Megan Knight (Advocacy Manager)
* Philip Balister
* Trevor Woerner
== Registration ==
Registration Link: https://cvent.me/YLyoQz
== Platforms ==
In terms of platforms we're using:
* pretalx for the CfP and schedule
* the LF's cvent for registration
* Zoom for the conference video
* irc for the conference chat (channel #yocto-summit-2023.11 on Libera.Chat)
* Digital Ocean for the hands-on classes
== Hands-on Servers Information (Pre-event Preparation) ==
# If you already have a Digital Ocean account, skip the next 2 steps
# To create a Digital Ocean account, please sign up @ DigitalOcean 
# Confirm your email and add a payment method to satisfy abuse requirements - you won't be charged unless you leave the training machine running long past the summit
# Visit https://cloud.digitalocean.com/account/api/tokens and generate a new token named YPSummit, and copy the string that pops up.
# Please complete this form so your API key can be added to the provisioning scripts and we can top up your account credit.
After the form has been filled by all participants we will provision machines. When the machines are ready logins will be "ssh ilab01@AXAXAXA-summit.yocto.io" where AXAXAXA are the first 7 characters of your confirmation string. The password is the full 11 character confirmation string.
Once you have a verified working server you may delete your api key at https://cloud.digitalocean.com/account/api/tokens. Otherwise all resources will be removed after the training. Any retained servers will be billed to you after the promotional credit expires in 60 days.
Lab files will be available for download once the event begins.
== For more information ==
* https://yoctoproject.org/event/yocto-project-summit-2023-11/
* https://pretalx.com/yocto-project-summit-2023-11/
== Slide template for presenters ==
* https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ttXgB8Z1gasL7ItCYZ-uXT_FmfnIgPoMK_JtjvBrj1g
** keep the first and last slides
** edit the first slide to include your name, presentation title, and (optionally) your company
** the rest of the slides are examples and can be duplicated, edited, and/or removed
** please upload your finished slides to your specific event in pretalx
** Pretalx has an upload limit of 10Mb. Please for example compress your PDF files when you "Save-as", or use a free service like "https://www.adobe.com/acrobat/online/compress-pdf.html"
YoctoProject Summit yps2024.12

= The Yocto Project Summit 2024.12 =
The Yocto Project Summit, yps2024.12, is a virtual conference from December 3rd to 5th, 2024 to gather members of the Yocto Project community together to discuss ideas and present information related to The Yocto Project.
== Organizing Committee ==
The organizing committee consists of (alphabetical by first name):
* David Reyna
* Josef Holzmayr-Khosh Amoz (YP Community Manager)
* Megan Knight (Advocacy Manager)
* Philip Balister
== Registration ==
Registration Link: https://cvent.me/V5kARQ
== Platforms ==
In terms of platforms we're using:
* pretalx for the CfP and schedule
* the LF's cvent for registration
* Zoom for the conference video
* irc for the conference chat (channel #yocto-summit-2024.12 on Libera.Chat)
* Digital Ocean for the hands-on classes
== Hands-on Servers Information (Pre-event Preparation) ==
# If you already have a Digital Ocean account, skip the next 2 steps.
# To create a Digital Ocean account, please sign up @ DigitalOcean to receive a $200 credit for new users.
# Confirm your email and add a payment method to satisfy abuse requirements - you won't be charged unless you leave the training machine running long past the summit
# Visit https://cloud.digitalocean.com/account/api/tokens and generate a new token named YPSummit, and copy the string that pops up.
# Please complete this FORM so your API key can be added to the provisioning scripts. It's unlikely we will be able to offer additional credit to existing account holders this year. Leave the API key blank if you'd like Yocto Project to cover training VM expenses. 
After the form has been filled by all participants we will provision machines. When the machines are ready logins will be "ssh ilab01@AXAXAXAX-summit.yocto.io" where AXAXAXAX are the first 8 characters of your confirmation string. The password is the full 11 character confirmation string.
Once you have a verified working server you may delete your api key at https://cloud.digitalocean.com/account/api/tokens. Otherwise all resources will be removed after the training. Any retained servers will be billed to you after the promotional credit expires in 60 days.
Lab files will be available for download once the event begins.
== For more information ==
* https://www.yoctoproject.org/event/2024-12/
* https://pretalx.com/yocto-project-summit-2024-12/
== Slide template for presenters ==
* https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ttXgB8Z1gasL7ItCYZ-uXT_FmfnIgPoMK_JtjvBrj1g
** keep the first and last slides
** edit the first slide to include your name, presentation title, and (optionally) your company
** the rest of the slides are examples and can be duplicated, edited, and/or removed
** please upload your finished slides to your specific event in pretalx
** Pretalx has an upload limit of 10Mb. Please for example compress your PDF files when you "Save-as", or use a free service like "https://www.adobe.com/acrobat/online/compress-pdf.html"
Yocto 1.0.2 Test Report

==== Yocto 1.0.2 Fullpass Test Report ====
This is the fullpass test report for Yocto 1.0.2 build. Qemux86-64 image failed on autobuilder due to bintuils compile failed. There are 5 old bugs existing with this build, all of them are not critical. Rpm/zypper install costs lots of disk space. Install/Remove button does not work in sato image. UNFS does not work with qemuppc. CVS configure failed with x86_64 toolchain.
Another generic bug is that the DISTRO_VERSION is still set to 1.0.1, which needs to be updated to 1.0.2.
Test Summary
File:Fullpass_Yocto1.0.2_Test_Result_Summary.JPG
File:Fullpass_Yocto1.0.2_Detailed_Test_Result.JPG
* You can check the detailed test result in attachment for each target.
* The failed/blocked case number is listed with failed cases’ bug number.
Commit Information:
Tree/Branch: josh/bernard
Commit id: 9ee10c93af0ba7a6e0d2154077fddbb4766e6a07
Issue Summary:
File:Fullpass_Yocto1.0.2_Issue_Summary.JPG
Yocto 1.0 Release Checklist

== Yocto 1.0 Release Checklist ==
 Release Criteria
Task 	Due Date 	Owner 	Status
RC4 Go/No-Go 	March 25th 	Julie 	Done - but No-Go
Create IDK packages for ADT repo 	March 28th 	Scott G and Lianhao 	DONE
RC5 Go/No-Go 	March 29th 	Julie 	DONE - RC5 is a go
Create and copy over source directory for upstream source tarballs 	March 29th 	Beth 	DONE
Copy over to mirror area with non-readable permissions. 	March 29th 	Beth 	DONE
Provide ScottR with bug information for release notes 	March 30th 	Richard 	DONE
Work with warthog9 to switch rsync server to autobuilder.pokylinux.org 	March 31st 	Beth 	DONE
Upload Eclipse plug-ins for 1.0 release - these need to be hosted on a folder on the downloads directory.	April 1st 	Beth 	DONE
Yocto video complete 	April 1st 	Tracey (ScottR for status)	DONE - Final version delivered 5 April.
Push to mirror. 	April 1st 	Beth 	DONE
Create Release Notes (Text version as well) 	April 4th 	ScottR 	DONE - created and reviewed. TXT version delivered to Beth and Jefro.
Yocto new website improvements complete 	April 5th morning 	Jeff 	on-track with high priority issues, others will come after launch; Beth fixed certificate issue
Create release announcement for mailing lists 	April 5th 	Jeff 	Draft is out for review
Prepare YP blog on release 	April 5th 	Dave 	Does this need tech editing?
Create new directories for BSP, Kernel, and ADT HTML manuals with Mike S 	April 5th 	ScottR 	Done.
Add Text README to release 	April 5th 8pm Pacific 	Beth 	ScottR sent README
Set permissions on release to readable 	April 5th 8pm Pacific 	Beth 	ready
Verify that release is on mirror.kernel.org 	April 5th 	Beth 	there
Create Contributors list 	April 5th 	Jefro 	will do
Yocto video on web 	April 5th 	Jefro 	Scott will send to Jeff, and Jeff will download/upload.
Crownbay EMGD tarball on S3 site 	April 5th 	Beth 	-
Yocto new website live 	April 5th 	Jeff 	on-track
Review Yocto 1.0 documentation against Yocto 1.0 code 	April 6th 	ScottR 	Scott will start sending these now. Scott will work with MikeS on this.
Let Jeff know that we're ready. 	April 6th 8am Pacific 	Beth 	-
Update documentation on web with Yocto 1.0 information 	April 6th 8am Pacific 	ScottR 	this will be done on new website
LF publishes Press Release 	April 6th - 9am Pacific	Jeff (proxy for LF status)	-
Publish YP blog on release 	April 6th - 9am Pacific	Dave 	Dave is writing this up.
Change IRC room title 	April 6th - 9am Pacific	Richard (Julie proxy) 	-
Publish release announcement on all Yocto mailing lists (yocto-announce, yocto, poky) 	April 6th - 9am Pacific	Jeff/Beth 	Jeff has a draft that Dave/Beth have reviewed.
Point to new Crown Bay BSP 	April 6th - 9am Pacific	MikeS (Beth proxy) 	Beth will work with MikeS to ensure he is aware of the need.
Point to all BSPs 	- 	- 	-
Tweets on Yocto 1.0 throughout week 	April 6th-13th 	Jeff 	-
Yocto 1.1.1 Test Report

==== Update for Yocto 1.1.1 ====
QA tested latest BSP images for Yocto 1.1.1. There is no new issue found against previous testing. Meanwhile, crownbay image pass build and is also validated by QA. 
File:Fullpass_Yocto1.1.1_Test_Result_Summary.JPG
File:Fullpass_Yocto1.1.1_Detailed_Test_Result.JPG
Commit Information:
Tree/Branch: Poky/edison
Poky Commit: 0fbd6a161576b2cafa8583adde0ffb15347c884a
Meta branch: edison
Commit:c3e12aa981e97261093abee05bb0301c35f54c23
==== Yocto 1.1.1 test Fullpass Test Report ====
This is the fullpass test report for Yocto 1.1.1 build.There are 3 new bugs found for this 
build. Crownbay image failed on Autobuilder due to do_rootfs phase and reported libva is required for libegl1. X 
server can not start up on n450. System can’t get IP address when resume form S3 standby mode on eMenlow.Unnormal
capacity of rpm datebase in qemux86/qemux86-64. No libc and libreadline for basic image build with nonGPLv3 
enable. Multilib could not work with ipk format while rpm could work. HOB could not build image with ipk/deb 
format. NAS build failed due to broken SRC_URI of libgsm. ALL BSPS and QEMU target could work well without issue.
Test Summary
* You can check the detailed test result in attachment for each target.
* The failed/blocked case number is listed with failed cases’ bug number.
Commit Information:
Tree/Branch: Poky/edison
Poky Commit: 69a3fba2aabfa37ebf27d9a2f33304d1c58e4436
Meta branch: edison
Commit:34478f24de65dd8de8a4c8b913a1458d82dac1fa
Issue Summary:
Yocto 1.1.2 Test Report

Here are the results for the full pass testing on 1.1.2 release.
Issues: 
Crownbay image was copied to the wrong folder which we didn’t find and had no response from anybody, so all cases on crownbay are blocked. LTP on sugarbay is still running.
 FRI2 sato image was not created so FRI2 tests were blocked.
Summary: 
There were 5 open bugs, three of them were for core build system , they are lib64 sato image build failed due to non-existent tasks, core-image-sato ipk build failed due to dependency of lib32-ofono and mklibs-native failed to compile fedora17 64bit. one issue for ADT, qemu launch failed due to not finding GLIBC_2.14, reported as bug 2748 and another is Ioatdma error found in dmesg log on Jasperforest. All these 5 bugs are also in Yocto 1.2 test cycle. For build performance, one qemux86 sato build on a Core i7 machine takes 115 minutes.
For non-intel platforms there is a new bug found for build image with PAM support, reported as bug 2743. This issue has been fixed in master branch but the patches aren't merged into edison.
Commit information
--------------------------------
Tree/Branch: poky/edison
Poky Commit: 8886aee5b9741c05886994967d9ecf420331c600
The Distro Testing targets were:
Fedora 17, OpenSuse 12.1 and Ubuntu 12.04
Test Summary:
File:test_results_summary_1.1.2.JPG
Test detail Summary:
File:detailed_test_result_1.1.2.JPG
* You can check the detailed test result in attachment for each target.
* The failed/blocked case number is listed with failed cases’ bug number.
Distribution Test:
File:component_details_1.1.2.JPG
Yocto 1.1 Test Execution Plan

This page is to save the test execution plan for Yocto 1.1. Before each milestone, QA will define detailed test execution plan for them.
Yocto 1.1 M1 Execution Plan
Yocto 1.1 M2 Execution Plan
Yocto 1.1 M3 Execution Plan
Yocto 1.1 M4 Execution Plan
Yocto 1.1.1 Execution Plan
Yocto 1.1 Weekly Test Report

This page is to hold Weekly Test Report for Yocto 1.1.
====Yocto 1.1 20110901 Weekly Test Report====
pdf format test report could be found @ 
This is the weekly test report for Yocto1.1 20110901 build. There are three new bugs found. Crownbay/ADT/Beagleboard test are blocked since the images build failed. No emgd driver package found which cause the Crownbay image build failed. No space left on builder3 which cause the toolchains images build failed. Lttng-ust do_compile failed which cause Beagleboard image build failed. Xinit error info still be given output to console after login prompt for mpc8315e-rdb. The rpm/zypper install/remove consume disk space issue still exists, No icons shown on X desktop with sato image issue exists in current build. The issue of function ‘BUILDSPEC’ failed for libpthread-stubs still exist also. 
Test Summary:
Test detail Summary:
File:Yocto_1.1_20110901_Detail_Test_Result.PNG
* You can check the detailed test result in attachment for each target.
* The failed/blocked case number is listed with failed cases’ bug number.
Commit Information:
Tree/Branch: Poky/Master
Poky Commit id: 705ec50edda7f7fb8c132238fe3f1477384a470e
Meta Branch: Master
Meta commit id: 902d2f3c919cd1d870dc8d35a7521cbba42e53ea
Issue Summary:
File:Yocto_1.1_20110901_Issue_Summary_Result.PNG
====History Test Report====
Test Report for Yocto 1.1 20110613 build
Test Report for Yocto 1.1 20110617 build
Test Report for Yocto 1.1 20110624 build
Test Report for Yocto 1.1 20110723 build
Test Report for Yocto 1.1 20110817 build
Test Report for Yocto 1.1 20110824 build