Linux 6.13 was Published last Sunday And a few happy kernel developers won some guitar pedals that were put together by Linus Torvalds themselves! As usual, we recommend the excellent coverage of LWN.NET of the 6.13 merge window to get an overview of the main changes and new functions on a high level: Part 1 And Part 2. Kernelnewbies also has a nice one thoroughly documented page Via the Linux 6.13 updates.
On our side we contributed a total of 96 patches to this publication, which Boe 22. Contribution company By number of commits. In addition to these direct articles, the bootlin engineers also checked 77 patches of other participants than part of their role as a kernel supervisor. Alexandre Belloni in particular checked/merged 53 patches from other participants than RTC and I3C subsystems, while Miquèl Raynal fusioned 17 patches from other participants than MTD-Subsystem-Co-Mainterinainers.
Our contributions to this publication are on a high level:
- Hervé Codina was very active in this publication. First, he contributed a new one Iio driver for the Ge Healthcare PMC ADCUsed in health products from GE. Then he merged the driver for the MicroChip LAN966X chip, when used as a PCIe endpoint, a driver that is the first in-meter user of Device tree covering! This driver comes with different changes in the equipment tree core, but also in the existing Sparx5 Reset driver with which this LAN966X chip is supported. This work is paving the way for the support of other complex PCID devices that integrate several hardware blocks by describing device trees
- Alexis Lothoré continued his efforts, sponsored by the Ebf Foundation migrate Ebf Kernel tests to the Test_progs Infrastructure.
- Alexandre Belloni usually submitted a few RTC Driver repaired
- Grégory Clement made some contributions in connection with the support of the MIPS-based mobile platform
- Köry Maincent Most have controlled fixes and documentation updates in relation to this work Supply electricity via Ethernet Support
- Louis Chauvet wore a small number of corrections for the VKMS DRM Kernel driverAnd Was a co -officer From this driver. Louis has a gap of almost 100 patches for this driver, so his 4 patches in 6.13 are really just the beginning!
- Maxime Chevallierone of our networking experts, contributed improvements to the STMMAC Ethernet driver Mainly to add support for package time temple on the Altera Socfpga platforms
- Miquèl Raynal Increased improved support for Winbond Spi nand Flash
- Romain Gantois a new driver contributed to the Texas Instruments Tusb1046 USB crossspoint Switch. He also wore a 1000base X for the Texas instruments DP83869 Ethernet Phy
- Thomas Bonnefille The first support for the added RISC-V based Sophgo SG2002 Processor and the Lichrea nano Board based on this processor
- Thomas Richard contributed a number of drivers to support them Board found on numerous Congatec X86 products. He contributed a main MFD driver and then drivers for the device functions themselves: Watchdog, I2C controller, GPIO controller. An HWMON driver comes to a future publication. These types of drivers make it possible to replace non-NON-NUN-NURMACTIONS-specific user space libraries with an upstream driver that offers standard user interfaces.
- Théo Lebrun continue to support support for Mobile Eyeq MIPS processorsWith mainly improvements in the bar drivers and improvements in the existing I2C nomadic driver to support the mobile i2c controller
Here are the details of our contributions to this publication:
- Alexandre Belloni (5):
- Alexis Lothoré (Ebf Foundation) (10):
- Clément Léger (2):
- Gregory Clement (3):
- Herve Codina (14):
- Kory Maincent (5):
- Kory Maincent (Dent project) (1):
- Louis Chauvet (5):
- Luca Ceresoli (1):
- Maxime Chevallier (11):
- Miquel Raynal (5):
- Romain Gantois (3):
- Thomas Bonnefille (5):
- Thomas Richard (6):
- Théo Lebrun (20):
