Linux 6.15 was released last Sunday, and we encourage our readers as usual to look at the LWN summary of the Merge window (Part 1Present Part 2) for a good summary. CNX software also has one Summary More geared towards hardware support for ARM and RISC-V platforms.
On our side we were pretty active in this release cycle, with no less than 145 Commits by Bootlin Engineers merged. In addition, our engineers who entertain different subsystems in the Linux core 104 patches from others.
The highlights of our contributions for this 6.15 publication are:
- Alexandre Bellonilike that RTC Subsystem Supervisorfound again a number of different problems that are in different RTC
- Alexis Lothoré contributed to various topics: Ebf Tests, corrections in the STMMAC Ethernet Mac driverFixed in the handling of GPIO-based modem control lines for UARTS
- Antonin Godard made his first Linux kernel contributions and made support for the Variscite VAR-SOM-MX6UL System-on module And it is Variscite Concerto Carrier Board
- Bastien Curutchet was very active in conversion Ebf Tests to the Test_progs Infrastructure, an exertion of the sponsored effort Ebf Foundation
- Grégory Clement contributed a small number of MIPS – -related changesWith regard to his work to enable Linux -Kernel support for mobilee Eyeq MIPS processors
- Hervé Codina Contributed to a number of different and non -related topics: support for error restoration in TI SN65DSI83 Exhibit bridgeSupport for the PWM -Nexus node that enables decoupling PWM signals Support in the context of add-on boards, for which the use of device trunk overlays is required to create a lack of device trunk nodes in the PCI hierarchy When device tree is used on ACPI-based systems.
- Köry Maincent a little resolved Netlink Specification problem
- Louis Chauvet managed to get a small sentence from him VKMS improvements Fusion, mostly preparation procurement to improve the existing code base
- Luca Ceresoli contributed a number of changes to various DRM drivers to fix various problems DRM Bridge Hotplugging that Luca is active. Luca also kept a problem in the Perfect Create the process and a problem in the Opt3001 Iio driver
- Maxime Chevallier Contribution improvements on the network stack to present them better Topology from Ethernet PhysWhich is useful for complex topologies that contain the parallel physical or chained physician. This work is an internal revision of the way in which the kernel deals with the assignment between link modes.
phy_interface_tSpeed and duplex. This enables these details to be obtained instead of obtaining them in several places. This work is not yet fully useful, but it is a prerequisite for several other patch series on which maxim works. Maxim also provided support for access SFP modules via SMBUS controller (instead of only I2C controllers) and with the help of single-byte SMBUS operations, which is required for some SFP modules. - Miquèl Raynal Support for support for Spi flash chips by Winbond and a number of improvements in the Cadence Qspi driver
- Thomas Richard expanded his driver for the Congatec board controller To support the available sensors, use a committed one HWMON Driver, and it enabled the Congatec Board Controller driver on the Conga-Sa8 platform
- Théo Lebrun Introductions of the USB XHCI support that allows it to proper suspend/résumé support On the latest platforms of Texas Instruments such as DRA821, AM62 etc. etc.
- Alexandre Belloni (8):
- Alexis Lothore (1):
- Alexis Lothoré (2):
- Alexis Lothoré (Ebf Foundation) (2):
- Antonin Godard (3):
- Bastien Curutchet (Ebf Foundation) (36):
- Gregory Clement (5):
- Herve Codina (14):
- Kory Maincent (1):
- Louis Chauvet (12):
- Luca Ceresoli (17):
- Mathieu Dubois-Briand (1):
- Maxime Chevallier (19):
- Miquel Raynal (12):
- Thomas Richard (3):
- Théo Lebrun (9):
