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Public meeting on OP-TEE / S-EL2 enhancements

by Leonardo Augusto Guimarães Garcia

Hello everyone, Few months ago, in our discussions around the strategy and direction of the Linaro Data Center Group, Huawei presented a set of enhancements they would like to see in OP-TEE. They also demonstrated interest in S-EL2 developments. In order to discuss this topic, I just scheduled a public meeting for us to discuss this list of enhancements. Anyone interested in OP-TEE and S-EL2 is welcome. The meeting is scheduled in the LDCG calendar [0] for next Tuesday, 14 February, at 12 PM UTC. If you have any difficulties accessing this calendar, just let me know. The calendar is public and anyone should be able to access it. Please, spread the word so that anyone interested in the topic can join us in this discussion. 0. https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=linaro.org_eefhmicbj1g76uvhr… Cheers, Leo

2 years, 2 months

Public meeting on CCA enablement and support

by Leonardo Augusto Guimarães Garcia

2 years, 3 months

OpenBMC information gathering

by Joakim Bech

Hi, As discussed at the LDCG SC meeting in January, let's start a thread about OpenBMC where we will try to understand if we should look into OpenBMC and what the areas potentially could be. To get the discussion started I'm starting the thread by asking a couple of questions. Don't feel obliged to answer all of them. Pick the ones that are relevant for you. My goal is to make a summary of the tread and bring it up for discussion again at a future SC meeting. 1. Arm support - Are there gaps in the Arm side of OpenBMC? What are those gaps? - SBMR specification [1], what compliance levels to target? M1/M2 is one somewhat good shape? 2. Upstreaming - Are there sufficient upstreaming efforts for the Arm architectures? 3. Developer support - Is source code available to developers (open source? proprietary?)? -- SCP / MCP are not necessarily open source from vendors. -- Arm's reference code is open source. - Do we have the necessary hardware to be able to do development? What hardware? How can developers get hold of it? - Are specifications available to developers? - What debugging capabilities exist for developers? 4. Testing - What kind of testing do we have for OpenBMC? - Is the testing sufficient? - Does it require hardware or can we do testing using emulation or similar? 5. Security - Cloud Security Industry Summit published a report [2] (A Case for a Trustworthy BMC) where they list gaps in OpenBMC when it comes to security. Anything in that report that we should pay attention to? 6. Anything else? [1] https://documentation-service.arm.com/static/5fb7e810ca04df4095c1d658 [2] https://cloudsecurityindustrysummit.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/a-case-for-a… A kind reminder that this is a public and open list. -- Regards, Joakim

3 years, 2 months

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