So what does that mean as far as testing goes? Is this a matter of Andrei testing it and giving the it green light for it to be posted by MCCI?
More or less. Andrei may also be able to tell Chris how to test at MCCI - we have a Pi, but only with WinPE installed, and Chris is not familiar with how to set up drivers on PE yet. It will get easier as we go along, I suspect.
I’m not traveling this week. I’d drive down to Ithaca at any point if you guys need anything, but I’m assuming you have it covered. Thank you for the update!
I’d love to say yes, but I’ve been on an airplane all day and I’ve had no feedback. I have asked for status. Sorry! Now I’m going to a meeting. In fact, what is being tested are release-candidate drivers. If they work, well do (and sign) a final build, then integrate with the license. I think it is unlikely that we’l have all this done tomorrow, unless I just haven’t been getting emails from the team for some reason.
Without status, it’s hard to tell. I’m eager, too; but it’s a volunteer effort; a little patience is needed. I get home Friday night and I may be able to test myself in Ithaca. But it would be best if Andrei tests. If we had one proof of “it works”, then I’d be less cautious, but the process is new, things are signed differently (both compared to how I signed in Boston, and compared to what MCCI release engineering has done before). It doesn’t seem prudent to skip a step.
Not a problem at all. I just wanted to see if it might be ready. I understand that testing in this environment can take some time. The result will be rewarding!