Re: Technologic Systems TS-7200 Testing, Bugs, and Patches

[Robert Swindells <rjs%fdy2.co.uk@localhost>]

Jonathan Chapman <lists%glitchwrks.com@localhost> wrote:
> I have been working on getting -current running on a Technologic Systems
> TS-7200 ARM SBC. We've got a couple of these in the shop, they're the
> SBC from the "NetBSD Toaster" project from years ago. The goal was to
> get -current running so that we can get NetBSD ported to the TS-7600:
> we've got about 100 of them, and NetBSD doesn't support them yet.

[snip]

> The patches haven't been sent yet as send-pr says no LLM assistance. I
> wanted to discuss them here as they were completed with LLM assistance
> and I know that requires additional steps for acceptance. This email was
> not written with LLM assistance. I've been hacking on the NetBSD kernel
> for around 20 years, since college, and our company, Glitch Works, LLC
> uses NetBSD professionally for embedded work. What's the correct way
> forward to get these patches pulled in?

I don't think there are "additional steps" defined that would allow
LLM tainted code to be imported to the NetBSD kernel.

I think the caveat is to allow future versions of things like gcc to be
considered to be imported as userland components.