Statistics for patches submitted upstream by Linaro engineers
In April there were 383 patches submitted by 31 engineers, and 133 of those patches have already been accepted upstream.
There were also 12 patches submitted in previous months that were accepted upstream in April.
We now have a total of 3044 patches accepted upstream and 1440 patches waiting for feedback, with 1150 of those being older than 30 days.
Patches per month
Time-to-acceptance distribution (in days)
Patch age distribution (in days; only patches waiting for feedback)
When analyzing the charts above, please take into account that the process which allows us to track patches was put in place at the end of January 2011 and that this website went live in June 2011. Check the FAQ for answers to common questions.
Highlight of the month: Linaro Android updated to 4.0.4
Less than 24 hours after Android 4.0.4 appeared on Google’s servers, we’re pleased to announce the availability of a Linaro-ified Android 4.0.4. (This is not an official release – it’s the beginning of the 12.04 builds.)
The complete source is available in our git repository – in linaro_android_4.0.4 branches in subprojects containing modifications by Linaro, or using the android-4.0.4_r1.1 tag in subprojects using unmodified code from AOSP.
To get a complete Linaro Android 4.0.4 build, run
repo init -u git://android.git.linaro.org/platform/manifest.git -b linaro_android_4.0.4 -m BUILDTYPE.xml repo sync
Where BUILDTYPE is the build type you want to use (which build type you want to use depends primarily on your target hardware) – one of landing-panda, landing-snowball, staging-iMX53, staging-iMX6, staging-origen, staging-panda, staging-vexpress-a9, staging-vexpress-rtsm, tracking-origen, tracking-panda or tracking-snowball.
Binary builds will appear shortly on android-build.
Of course, another, even faster, way to get 404 is just going here. 