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This page has information about Japan Fuego Hackathon 2017.

The hackathon will be held on December 2, 2017

= Resource pages =
 * [[JFH17 Issues Found]]
 * [[JFH17 Post-event Review]]
 * Unused:
   * [[JFH17 Discussion Notes]]
   * [[JFH17 Hacking Guide]]



= Location =
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 ==
===  Facebook page of the Creative Lounge: ===
 * https://www.facebook.com/sapcreativelounge/
  (You need the facebook account for seeing it.)

===  Google calendar of the Creative Lounge:===
 * https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=sony@digifab.or.jp&ctz=Asia/Tokyo


== Equipment and setup ==
 * tables: 8
 * chairs: 30
 * projector:
 * screen:
 * microphone:
 * white board:

Still needed: power for laptops?

= Lunch information =
  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 =
 * 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 =
 * 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 =
 * 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 =
 * 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 =
Here are some good online resources for conducting a hackathon:
 * https://hackathon.guide/









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