Priorities for OpenXT Derivative Appliances
(A) OpenEmbedded Jethro Migration
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- There is a SecureView release targeted for Jan. 2016.\
- Following the upcoming SecureView release, there is a requirement to support Skylake hardware ASAP, which may require moving to the Linux 4.3 or 4.4 kernels. This requirement is driven by OEMs phasing out sales of Broadwell devices, typically within one quarter of the release of a new Intel hardware generation.
- TPM Versions: HP has shipped some Broadwell devices with BIOS-level selection of either TPM 1.2 or TPM 2.0. Other devices (e.g. Broadwell NUC) include only TPM 2.0, not yet supported by OpenXT.
OpenXT Platform Definition
(A) Discussion of development process, governance, discovery of base platform properties and definition of optional use case layers:
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