Jakob Unterwurzacher authored Jan 19, 2018 and Guillaume Tucker committed Feb 13, 2018

The RK3399 is an ARM64 6-core SoC made by Rockchip,
the Puma board (official name RK3399-Q7) is a compute
module made by Theobroma Systems.

The new lab has two Puma boards plugged into "Haikou" baseboards
that provide a USB-UART converter and power switching.

The LAVA instance is reachable at https://lava.theobroma-systems.com/ .

Linux mainline support was merged in v4.14-rc1
(commit 2c66fc34e9457ed10b56265e1dcf55c86d524e9e).
Earlier kernel versions have been blacklisted.