CI/pipeline:
- KERNEL_TARBALL passed as a YAML env literal '~' was never tilde-expanded
and would have failed every hosted kernel-build dispatch; the path is now
exported from the shell. Verified reproducible before the fix.
- Every job gets timeout-minutes; boot smoke uses timeout -k so a wedged
qemu is SIGKILLed instead of holding the job.
- Tarball fetch + fail-closed sha256 verification deduplicated into
build/fetch-kernel-tarball.sh (with curl retries), used by build-kernel.sh
and both CI jobs. busybox fetch gains retries too.
- ccache layer for kernel-build (cache keyed on defconfig+patches) recovers
the incremental-compile speed the ephemeral-runner move cost.
- build-kernel.sh now asserts every fragment option survived olddefconfig —
merge_config -m pastes text and Kconfig silently drops unmet symbols.
rs485-bridge:
- pending-buffer cap (2x max RTU ADU) instead of unbounded growth;
explicit accept-loop error handling with backoff instead of .flatten();
per-arm inline bounds instead of the string-keyed lookup whose default
would have mis-bounded a future get-input; control-socket cleanup errors
surfaced; flag-shaped values rejected in arg parsing; doc example uses a
private mktemp dir. Test timing margins widened for contended runners
(gap 25->120ms, 60x margin on the split-frame test).
VM harness:
- stage-1/stage-2 boot scripts share one validated slot parser and one
by-name populator (qemu/rootfs/etc/warden-lib.sh) — the duplicated
parser had already diverged on validation; userdata/oem mount failures
now fail fast with a greppable sentinel; udhcpc fallback keys off the
interface actually having an address; switch_root applet guarded.
- boot-smoke delegates the qemu invocation to run.sh (machine shape lives
in ONE place); run.sh port 0 disables a hostfwd.
- mkimage: unknown partition names fail at build time; DISK_END is a max,
not last-entry; --state keys validated as filenames.
- portal-scenario: mock readiness is asserted (no silent fall-through),
hostfwd port collisions retried, mount-failure sentinel fails fast.
- ui-shot: fixed sleeps replaced with bounded screendump polling; the
repaint assertion is real and documented as such. qmp.py loses its
module-global and gains argv validation.
Docs/scrub: bench-host paths and the site AP name removed from six more
port docs and two evidence tables; path-bearing build artifacts (.elf,
.map) untracked (the 154-byte firmware .bin is path-free and stays);
ADR-0003 marked visibility-superseded by ADR-0007; stale section
cross-reference fixed; flare-edge noted as private for outside readers;
stale root-level review report removed per the new workspace rule.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018HUayid7W5w7jBdb9Rrj1K
MAILBOX (fully open A7<->RISC-V SCR1 round-trip, 5/5 exact echoes on c8a3):
- rockchip-mailbox.c: rv1106 has 1 shared IRQ, not 4/channel -> added
rv1106_drv_data{num_chans=1} + compatible (rk3368 fallback assumed 4 -> probe
failed 'IRQ index 1 not found').
- clk-rv1106.c: CLK_CORE_MCU (SCR1 core clock) marked CLK_IGNORE_UNUSED -
6.18's clk_disable_unused() was switching off the coprocessor clock so a
loaded firmware never ran (5.10 left it on).
- Open SCR1 echo firmware (scr1-echo/, 154B RV32IMC) + load/test scripts;
A2B_INTEN on the MCU side + CMD-then-DAT (DAT=doorbell) order. Loaded via the
proven hpmcu.rs SRAM path; do NOT kill warden-flared (dw-wdt). mailbox/VERIFIED.md.
NPU (open GPL rknpu 0.9.2 kernel driver on 6.18):
- DT fix: base npu node lacks interrupt-names, driver requests IRQ byname
'npu_irq' -> probe bailed -ENXIO. Added interrupt-names='npu_irq'.
- Verified: [drm] Initialized rknpu 0.9.2 on minor 1; /dev/dri/card1;
rknpu_version_test PASS (0.9.2 + hw version, full power/clock/reset path).
- Honest ceiling: open compute (regcmd compiler) is a from-scratch ~person-year
RE project, no RV1106 prior art; ship the driver, no blob. npu/VERIFIED.md.
DRIVER-PARITY + CAPABILITIES-AUDIT updated; dts snapshot refreshed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017wB8KB3MMQztRDXCMCkPrf
