Well, we know that there are many tools in SUSE to build a image and one of them is KIWI. I would like to find time to study and build the image by KIWI during this hackweek.

The mhvtl tape library emulation package was originally based on the scsi_debug kernel driver, but has long since grown more complicated, with the mhvtl,ko kernel module now passing almost all SCSI commands to user-level daemons via a clunky device interface. It does this with an out-of-band driver, since the design is so bad it would never be accepted upstream.

The Sphero SPRK+ is a semi-low-priced, spherical robotic toy that can be driven from a phone app. But it also has a rich javascript API that can be used to drive parameters such as velocity, lights, sounds. It treats collisions as events, and can react to them.

With the teres-1 [1] laptop we have a first arm64 device we could use as end-users. Much work to run mainline kernel + u-boot was done already. But power consumption of the laptop is not optimal (~2 hours of battery life time).

I will upgrade the system to Leap15.1 on my desktop and setup openQA environment.

Tracing ACPICA code for profiling. I want to produce a conceptual model for ACPICA. If my time is enough, I will also poking the debugging tool for ACPICA.