Files and directories included in this release:

• grantley-3.1-fido-1.8.tar.bz2 — Compressed Archive of meta-intel directory.
• grantley-3.1-fido-1.8.tar.bz2.md5sum — MD5 digest of grantley-3.1-fido-1.8.tar.bz2
• grantley-build-conf-3.1-fido-1.8.tar.bz2 — bitbake build configuration (bblayers.conf & local.conf)

For General Release:

• core-image-sato-intel-grantley.hddimg is the bootable image available in meta-intel/binary for
  Intel® Xeon® E5-2658 v3 Processor Series with Intel® Communications Chipset Wellsburg (C612 DH82029 PCH) Series (Grantley)

Note: All prebuilt binaries utilize a time-limited kernel. Yocto Project users should build their own kernel image in their end product.

Instructions on how to use boot the Image are also available in
meta-intel/README.

Supported Platforms:

• Mayan City Rev-B for Grantley

Supported Boot Loader (BIOS version)

• BIOS version on Mayan City Rev-B board (Grantley): GRNDCRB1.86B.0051.R02.1507300822

Features Supported in this Release:

• Linux kernel version 3.14.39
• Support for Intel DPDK version 2.1.0
• Support for Intel QAT version 1.6.L.2.5.0-80
• Support for QAT zlib compression shim layer version 0.4.7-002

Miscellaneous

This BSP was built with the following commit id:

• poky/fido: b74ea963cefffad9fbd91d4eb9b240f6a8c86cd0
• meta-intel/fido: ead0a5c115e632015d8358f4f304ec8908732f5f
• linux-yocto ver3.14 meta branch: a996d95104b72c422a56e7d9bc8615ec4219ac74
• linux-yocto ver3.14 machine branch: bda175966009d5a94103559e6e6ae51279952f39

Known Issues:

• These DPDK applications may fail depending on hardware/memory configuration: ring_pmd_autotest, ivshmem_autotest, power_kvm_vm_autotest, power_acpi_cpufreq_autotest, power_autotest, eal_flags_autotest, lpm6_autotest, hash_perf_autotest, hash_autotest, memcpy_perf_autotest, table_autotest, pmd_perf_autotest, malloc_autotest
• The dynamic compression is disabled for this QAT package version.
• To restart the QAT service use argument ‘shutdown’ and then ‘start’, use of ‘restart’ and ‘stop’-‘start’ argument may cause failure of service.