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The linux-intel-lts kernel tree is a production or vendor tree that contains enabling for Intel CPU's that may be up-streamed in a newer kernel version. It contains both the 4.9 and 4.14 kernels under separate branches.

The structure of the tree will be as follows:

master -- mirror of Linus's mainline kernel. /yocto/base -- publicly released enabling used as part of "production" kernels common to vertical OS stacks such as Yocto Project and Android for now. This "base" branch is intended to feed some of Yocto Projects's meta-intel BSP kernels and contains no Android related patches. Almost all the patches in base are to be backports from an upstream tracking tree. /yocto/base-rt -- a PREEMPT-RT version of base The non-experimental branches are to be non-rebasing after the initial posting and structuring is sorted out, and will be sustained with security fixes through the end of community support of linux-4.9.y.

There may be branches under the "experimental" namespace in the future. These are rebasing and sometimes temporary branches used for testing and collaboration before cutting the non-rebasing version.