Contents: Resource pages Location The Creative Lounge Facebook page of the Creative Lounge: Google calendar of the Creative Lounge: Equipment and setup Lunch information Agenda Attendees Setup Our projects for the hackfest Hackathon resources

This page has information about Japan Fuego Hackathon 2017.

The hackathon will be held on December 2, 2017

Resource pages [edit section]

• JFH17 Issues Found
• JFH17 Post-event Review
• Unused:
  • JFH17 Discussion Notes
  • JFH17 Hacking Guide

Location [edit section]

The SAP Creative Lounge, located on first floor of Sony headquarters.

1-7-1 Konan Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-0075, Japan

Please refer to the following for directions to Sony head office. It is about five minutes from the south exit of Shinagawa Station.

• https://www.sony.co.jp/SonyInfo/CorporateInfo/Data/Map/index.html (Japanese)
• https://www.sony.net/SonyInfo/CorporateInfo/Data/Map/index.html (English)

** Be cautious that on Saturday the front doors are closed, and you need to enter the door of the rear side of the building.

The Creative Lounge [edit section]

Facebook page of the Creative Lounge: [edit section]

• https://www.facebook.com/sapcreativelounge/ (You need the facebook account for seeing it.)

Google calendar of the Creative Lounge: [edit section]

• https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=sony@digifab.or.jp&ctz=Asia/Tokyo

Equipment and setup [edit section]

• tables: 8
• chairs: 30
• projector:
• screen:
• microphone:
• white board:

Still needed: power for laptops?

Lunch information [edit section]

There are restaurants in Shinagawa Season Terrace, where is available on Saturday. Opposite side of the road in front of Sony.

• http://sst-sr.jp/

Agenda [edit section]

• 10:00 - 10:30 - preparation
• 10:30 - 11:30 - intro, discussion, BOF
• 11:30 - 12:00 - hacking prep.
• 12:00 - 13:00 - lunch
• 13:00 - 16:30 - hacking
• 16:30 - 17:00 - clean up

Attendees [edit section]

• Tim Bird - Sony
• Hiro Fukuchi - Sony
• Daniel Sangorrin - Toshiba
• Frank Rowand - Sony
• Kotaro Hashimoto - Mitsubishi Electric
• Keika Kobayashi - NEC Communication Systems
• Kyohei Oki - Denso-Ten
• Nobuyuki Tanaka - Sony
• Shunsuke Yoshida - Cybertrust
• Marek Vasut
• Magnus Damm
• (please add your name here)

Setup [edit section]

• Get network access working
• Get everyone wiki accounts
• set up hardware (DUTs)
• set up software (Fuego, or ssh accounts to Fuego server)
  • access to fuego repository to create patches?

Our projects for the hackfest [edit section]

• write a test for a real use case:
  • See New test ideas
  • year 2038 test
    • needs definition of what to test
  • xfstests
  • stressng
    • add specs for sub-tests and stress profiles of interest
  • openvas

• feature improvements
  • ability to define and check-in some board-specific criteria.json files
  • add dependency checking to an existing test
    • add NEED_xxx to a test, to prevent it from running in inappropriate configurations

• convert wiki documents to reStructuredText

• scan the source for style violations, and fix them
  • (ie. check .sh files for tabs, and convert to 4 spaces. Also, make other indentation 4 spaces)
  • BONUS: write a test to check for indentation violations

• documentation review
  • try following the Fuego Quickstart Guide
    • report stumbling blocks or problems encountered (on JFH17 Issues Found)
  • read a page on Documentation
    • report issues understanding the material

• work on mmc test

• review ftc usage "ftc <command> help" for usability

Hackathon resources [edit section]

Here are some good online resources for conducting a hackathon:

• https://hackathon.guide/