Re: Future of TPMDD @ Linux Security Summit / Plumbers

On September 13, 2017 1:48:43 PM PST, Peter Huewe <[email protected]> wrote:
>Hi Jarkko, Mimi, James, Jason, and everybody else,
> 
>it would be great if we could find a slot to discuss in person how we
>proceed with the mailing lists, patch flows and review cycles.
>I know there were some discussions, but atleast for my part I did not
>get the final conclusion on how we proceed and why.
> 
>Also I would like to discuss what is the current status of the move to
>kernel.org infrastructure (or atleast away from sf), and maybe we can
>find anyone here at Plumbers to remove any blocking points.
>
>Maybe we could also discuss how we can improve our testing strategy and
>discuss which tests currently exists.
>We have a (semi-)automatic test environment for the tpm kernel patches
>at work and we are currently exploring how to expand this further and
>automate it completely. I can give you a quick rundown on this if
>interested.

At plumbers we could do a lunch meeting, a hack room session,a bof or an unconference.  Take your pick.

James

>
>Thanks,
>Peter
>
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