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U-Boot v2019.01 released, Amarula contributions
As u-boot 2019.01 is released, we are sharing this release statistics report on our u-boot contributions in number of ways, like submitting actual patches, sign-offs, testing, reviewing, and reporting bugs etc. This year we successfully increased our contributions...
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Amarula Solutions at FOSDEM 2019
Again! Like last year, Amarula Solutions will be heading this weekend to Brussels to be part of 2019 edition of FOSDEM. Our Jagan Teki would deliver a talk. Here is the complete details of the talk: Title: U-Boot from Scratch v2019.01 edition Speaker: Jagan Teki...
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Buildroot, Amarula Annual contributions report
We are very happy to share annual statistics report on our buildroot contributions in number of ways, like submitting actual patches, sign-offs, testing, reviewing, and reporting bugs etc. This year we successfully increased our contributions in buildroot,not only in...
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U-Boot, Amarula Annual contributions report
Like previous year, Amarula has continued our contribution to the U-Boot community in number of ways. Start with patch submission, sign-offs, testing, reviewing, and reporting bugs etc. This year we successfully increased our contributions to the U-Boot community, not...
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Amarula, One of the Industries Key Opensource taker
Activities done on 2018 It’s been fantastic year for Amarula Solutions in terms of Mainline activities. We partcipated various popular embedded open source projects like U-Boot bootloader, Linux Kernel, Buildroot and Yocto. Our dedicated Engineers, who were involved...
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Linux Kernel, Amarula Annual contributions report
Like previous year, Amarula has continued our contribution to the Linux community in number of ways. Start with patch submission, sign-offs, testing, reviewing, and reporting bugs etc. This year we successfully increased our contributions to the Linux community, not...
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How long does it take to merge with mainline?
To answer at this blog's question, there are cases where a patch or patchset should reach the community even before its coding. The answer is the general “it depends”: it depends on what functionality is implementing the merging patchset, on how deeply changes the...
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Why merge with mainline?
Have you noticed the power of open source software? Have you made efforts on customizing an open source project licensed with a GPLvX license? Have you based your business on an open source project? The question now is: why you do really think that maintaining a...
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The mainlining merge process
As the name says, mainlining is the process that aim to get merged private modifications of a common codebase (mainline) into it. Open source projects thrives around a common codebase called mainline This is not a trivial point: the mainline is the place where the...
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