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 # ONELab continues to attract attention
 
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 Back in May we [announced ONELab](https://www.linaro.org/news/linaro-unveils-onelab-at-connect-revolutionizing-edge-compute-interoperability-testing/) - a product which enables Silicon Vendors and Device Makers to conduct continuous interoperability tests among different Operating Systems and Cloud Services. The ONELab demo we featured on the booth attracted a lot of attention, further proof that there is a gap in the market for tools which enable seamless interoperability edge device testing.  Head to our [ONELab page](https://www.linaro.org/solutions/onelab) to learn more! 
 
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 # Training made a splash
 
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 Daniel Thompson who heads up Linaro’s training services was on hand to talk about all the training we have on offer. We are looking to do a series of webinars in the coming months on training, with a particular focus on topics such as OP-TEE, Rust, Open-Embedded and Yocto.To register interest for our upcoming training, fill out the form here:
 
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 ## Devboards for Android Community 
 
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 Linaro engineers frequently get asked the question which device prototype or development board they recommend for Android development. This planted the idea of creating a community around development boards which provides AOSP support. Introducing [The Devboards for Android community initiative](https://devboardsforandroid.linaro.org/en/latest/). 
 
 At OSS, Amit Pundir - Senior Engineer at Linaro - talked about the project and the aims of the project. Check out the complete [session here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dgy6jJC4irA&list=PLbzoR-pLrL6rC7SpO7MJCZm22Qp5ns3p-&index=181). 
 
 ## Give me back my GPIO Persistance! (Introducing libgpiod GPIO-Manager)
 
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 Ever since the GPIO character device was introduced as a proposed uAPI replacement for the deprecated sysfs interface, users have pointed to the lack of persistence of GPIO state. This new approach causes issues when trying to port code from sysfs to libgpiod. 
 
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 Implementing Type-C support in Linux is no easy task as platform implementers need to understand different pieces of the Type-C stack (and various USB standards). 
 
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 In this talk, Dmitry Baryshkov - Engineer at Linaro - provided an overview of the Linux USB-C subsystem and its different parts. 
 
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 ## PCI Endpoint Open Items Discussion
 
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 At Linux Plumbers 2023, Manivannan Sadhasivam hosted a discussion on PCI Endpoints. At this years conference he did a follow up session, covering topics such as the state of Virtio support in PCI Endpoint Subsystem, using QEMU for testing PCI Endpoint Subsystem and so on.