[Please note that this event is restricted to OSADL members]

This meeting is intended to kick off OSADL's first community-based GNU/Linux safety certification project.

As announced during the OSADL General Assembly in June 2012, the OSADL Safety Critical Linux Working Group has proposed to launch a large-scale project dubbed SIL2LinuxMP to develop a Certification Data Package (CDP) for a restricted GNU/Linux system based on the OSADL latest-stable Preempt-RT kernel. In order to develop a suitable CDP that can effectively benefit platform certification efforts, such a project needs to be under assessment by an industry accepted certification authority. From preliminary contacts, TueV Rheinland would be willing to support such a project.

Agenda

Introduce some background information on the project

• safety goals - mapping to IEC 61508
• methods and sources of evidence
• supportive efforts - OSADL QA Farm adaptations
• long-term strategy

Outline the currently envisioned work-flow

• rough work breakdown structure
• first set of milestones
• safety training

Q4 2012 requirements analysis (WP1 outline)

• defining the system(s)
• concept of use-case based analysis
• input we need from participants
• involvement needed from participants

Project funding

Discussion