Apr 08, 2025 ‐ 15:00 UTC - elisa-tech/wg-systems GitHub Wiki
Host:
- Philipp Ahmann
Participants:
- Masanori Itoh
- Naoto Yamaguchi
- Sebastian Hetze
- Gabriele Paoloni
- Daniel Weingaertner
- Troy Sabin
- Rinat Shagisultanov
Regrets:
- Nicole Pappler
Attended Recently
- Patrick Uven
- Leonardo Rossetti
- Kate Stewart
- Walt Miner
- Karen Bennet
- Slim Dhouibi
- Roberto Paccapeli
- Steven Carbno
- Alfred Strauch
- Olivier Charrier
Topics & Notes:
Check past action items
- Previous meeting notes: https://github.com/elisa-tech/wg-systems/wiki/Feb-24,-2025-%E2%80%90-16:00-UTC
- AI-Sebastian: Involvement of DIN can also be interesting. Sebastian will take a first contact.
- Communication started. Another meeting scheduled in Feb.
- AI-Philipp: Get the corrected picture and the content of the press release into the systems WG repo.
Example system composition
- Panasonic and Honda presented ideas in AGL SDV EG.
- Based on slides from last AGL AMM
- Architectural sketch from Kusakabe-san
- Starting with Xen + Zephyr + Android + Linux IVI + Linux IC
- Will be presented at the ELISA workshop by Kusakabe-san.
- Zephyr is selected as it has the safety certification path and can be good as showcase
- Xen is there as community edition, but also other Type 1 hypervisor are considered like the ACRN https://projectacrn.org/
- Currently meta-elisa tests are failing and it need to be ported to latest AGL release. This is in discussion with AGL (Jan-Simon)
- This is a plain AGL IC qemu, which would need to be brought forward.
- meta-elisa also need to be ported from QT to flutter. (or have QT6 as alternative, maintained within AGL by Yamaguchi-san)
- ELISA part could be to have analysis on Linux kernel parts and to have the monitoring from Zephyr towards Linux Instrument Cluster (IC)
- This currently has good traction in AGL, with ~20 participants in the meeting including XEN x86 and arm experts from Stefano's team.
- Current HW consideration is Renesas SoC (Gen3/Gen4) for PoC. Demo on R-Car Gen3 is planned to be shown during AGL AMM in July (8th) in Berlin .
- Before the setup will be discussed during ELISA workshop in Lund.
Good Quality Practices in Open Source [cont.]
- Press release is out: https://linuxfoundation.eu/newsroom/new-initiative-seeks-to-establish-open-source-software-best-practices-standard
- Promoted in ELISA newsletter: https://email.linuxfoundation.org/your-first-enabling-linux-in-safety-application-elisa-project-2025-update-is-here
- Next topics:
- Check interim results by e/o April to prepare an intermediate report.
- Close survey by e/o May and prepare results for OSS NA
- OSS NA presentation e/o June
- eventually collect more interested during OSS NA
- So far 20+ responses received.
- Further promotion on social takes place.
- Practical questions:
- something for ELISA organization as new repo
- lighthouse-oss
- AI-Philipp: Create repo.
- Optional sub-domain: lighthouse.elisa.tech
- migrate existing content to new repo
- Press release as an intro page.
- former drawings in systems repo
- gdoc mission statement
- try to prepare a bit of literature research as a prep for OSS EU?
- What is the status quo as entry point for the standard
- Talk more about phase 1
- Daniel is interested in support on it.
- something for ELISA organization as new repo
Cont. Compliance with GitHub
- Meeting between Troy & Nicole was scheduled last week.
- Zephyr artifacts to get into SBOM.
- Meeting with Tobias pending.
- BASIL discusses with Zephyr to import StrictDocs into BASIL.
- Cont. Compliance may be glue layer to bring the pieces together.
- Diffing SBOM engine is other practical element currently under development.
- standard SPDX tooling may fall short on a full CI/CD integration. Under investigation.
- bring this into database to do diffing in db, rather than file based.
- Consider an architectural review meeting either in Systems WG meeting or dedicated.
- First look at the architecture on April 22nd
AoB
- No meeting April 14th due to vacation.
- Collaboration between ELISA and Trustable processes?
- Already exchanged with the Trustable people as it has synergies with the best practices Standards
- Will be part of the May workshop agenda.