Hi Joel,
thanks for your prompt reply and definitive answer. It helps to have clear
boundaries regarding what is feasible or not.
It's taken me a while to get back - I understand that you, Chris and Sebastian
discussed this,
and I recently had a good phone call with Sebastian where we discussed
Hello,
This is a comment for Andrew from a somewhat passive reader of the RTEMS forums.
One way of having Docker while staying platform-independent is to use
a "Docker without Dockerfiles" approach like described here: [1].
The idea is very simple: you delegate all provisioning jobs to
Ansible.
On Thu, Oct 24, 2019, 5:58 AM Andrew Butterfield <
andrew.butterfi...@scss.tcd.ie> wrote:
> Dear RTEMS users,
>
> give that the RTEMS-SMP qualification project requires a lot of new
> tooling, some very standard, some more experimental, we have a proposal
> that we distribute these using Docker
Dear RTEMS users,
give that the RTEMS-SMP qualification project requires a lot of new
tooling, some very standard, some more experimental, we have a proposal
that we distribute these using Docker CE (Community Edition).
This will make it easier for users to install only the parts that they
are
