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| - | Regular meetings are scheduled on Wednesdays at 4 PM CEST (bi-weekly). To join the discussion, please use the following link: | + | Regular meetings are scheduled on Wednesdays at 14:00 UTC (bi-weekly). To join the discussion, please use the following link: |
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| The discussions of this EG will be done through the public AGL mailing list. | The discussions of this EG will be done through the public AGL mailing list. | ||
| - | ====== ALS2017 virtualization related presentations ====== | + | ====== Hypervisor and eCockpit requirements ====== |
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| + | Virtualization in the AGL Requirements: Eric Shufro, Satpreet Singh (Panasonic) | ||
| - | This section lists the EG-VIRT and virtualization related presentation to be held in Tokyo for ALS2017: | + | 1. Vision |
| - | * [[https://als2017.sched.com/event/AF0V/how-to-introduce-virtualization-in-agl-objectives-plans-and-targets-for-agl-eg-virt-michele-paolino-virtual-open-systems|How to Introduce Virtualization in AGL? Objectives, Plans and Targets for AGL EG-VIRT]] - Michele Paolino, slides available here: [[http://events.linuxfoundation.org/sites/events/files/slides/vosys_EG-VIRT_ALS17_2017_6_1_public_0.pdf]] | + | * Have an opensoruce project supporting a ecockpit out of the box solution. |
| - | * [[https://als2017.sched.com/event/AF0M/an-opensource-low-level-hypervisor-for-agl-dominig-ar-foll-intel-open-source|An OpenSource Low Level Hypervisor for AGL]] - Dominig ar Foll | + | * Support IVI (android/AGL), cluster (AGL), safe RTOS (AutoSAR, RTOS) |
| - | ====== Known efforts for automotive virtualization ====== | + | 2. Hypervisor |
| + | * ability to virtualize GPU, IOs, networking, CPU and run different virtual machines. | ||
| + | * Support memory separation for each guest | ||
| + | * Support physical suspend to RAM. | ||
| + | * Inter VM communication (Shared memory, network, character) | ||
| + | * Meet ASIL Safety requirements | ||
| - | Currently available hardware platforms enable the implementation of different types of virtualization. This section gathers a list of example efforts in the direction of AGL virtualization. If you are working on a similar project and you want the AGL community to be aware of it, add the related information here below. | + | 3. System Behavior |
| + | * Power management of vehicle micro and main micro | ||
| + | * Co-ordinate startup and shutdown of all VMs. | ||
| + | * Support early boot using suspend to ram or suspend to disk or other techniques | ||
| + | * Interprocessor communication for different systems (IVI, cluster) including safety considerations. | ||
| - | * ALS 2016 PoC: AGL, FreeRTOS and Ubuntu running on the RCar H3 ([[http://www.virtualopensystems.com/en/solutions/demos/vosysmonitor-als2016|link]]) - Virtual Open Systems | + | 4. Goals |
| - | * Description - company | + | * Create standard interfaces for inter VM communication. |
| + | * Create vehicle power moding strategy and interfaces to VM. | ||
| + | * Create a system block architecture with recommended separation of concerns. | ||
| + | * Standard way of sharing hardware (Virtio) | ||
| + | * Standard way of software update including peripheral devices and delta update. | ||
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