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LinuxCon North America/CloudOpen North America

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10:35am

Better Utilization of Storage Features From KVM Guests Via Virtio-Scsi - Masaki Kimura, Hitachi Celestin B Transforming XenServer Into a Proper Open-Source Project - James Bulpin, Citrix Celestin A UEFI and Linux - Kirk Bresniker, HP Celestin C

11:45am

Integrated Trace' Using Virtio-Trace for a Virtualization Environment - Yoshihiro Yunomae, Hitachi Celestin B LLVMLinux: The Linux Kernel with Dragon Wings - Behan Webster, Converse in Code Inc. Celestin A Will Parallel Programming Ever Become Routine? - Paul E. McKenney, IBM Celestin C

3:10pm

Linux Transparent Memory Compression - Seth Jennings, IBM Celestin A Why btrfs is the Bread and Butter of Filesystems - Matthias Eckermann, SUSE Celestin C

4:10pm

Bluetooth Smart Devices and Low Energy Support on Linux - João Paulo Rechi Vita, INdT Celestin A CRIU: Time and Space Travel Service for Linux Applications - Pavel Emelyanov, Parallels Celestin B

5:10pm

Compositing for Free—Reducing Copies on the Desktop - Keith Packard, Intel Celestin A Enabling Mobile Payments on Linux - Samuel Ortiz, Intel Celestin B High Performance Computing Using Linux: The Good and the Bad - Christoph Lameter Celestin C

10:45am

Intel MIC Coprocessor Driver, on the Frontiers of Linux & HPC - Nikhil Rao, Intel OTC Celestin C Kernel CI Using Linaro’s Automated Validation Architecture - Tyler Baker, Linaro Celestin A Power Capping Linux - Srinivas Pandruvada, Intel Celestin B

11:45am

A Portable Clock Cycle Based Performance Measurement System - Michael Christofferson, ENEA Strand 10B Namespaces for Security - Jake Edge, LWN.net Celestin A Successful Development Begins with the Heart of the Device - Leon Farasati, Qualcomm Celestin B The Enlightened Toolkit: Development Tips and Tricks to Get You Going - Mike Blumenkrantz, Samsung Celestin C

3:10pm

An Update on the Linux Backports Project - Luis R. Rodriguez, Qualcomm Atheros Celestin B Efficient Memory Management on Mobile Devices - Bartlomiej Zolnierkiewicz, Samsung Celestin C Open ZFS on Linux: How the Linux, FreeBSD, and Illumos Communities are Joining Forces to Continue Improving Open-Source ZFS - Matthew Ahrens, Delphix and Brian Behlendorf, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Strand 10B

4:10pm

Stop Touching My Kernel Code! - Sasha Levin, Oracle Celestin A Programmable Networking with Open vSwitch - Jesse Gross, VMware Strand 10B Raspberry Pi: Getting Started and Creative Applications - Ruth Suehle, Red Hat Celestin B Tux3 Progress Report: Towards a New General Purpose Filesystem for Linux - Daniel Phillips, Samsung Celestin C

5:10pm

Collaborative GPL Compliance Through Non-Profit Entities - Bradley M. Kuhn, Software Freedom Conservancy Celestin C Efficient and Large Scale Program Flow Tracing in Linux - Andi Kleen, Intel Strand 12A PC BIOS, EFI and Other Animals in the Wild - Daniel Kiper, Oracle Celestin A Storage Management: Pulling Together Management Across the Cloud and Bare Metal - Ric Wheeler, Red Hat Celestin B The Linux Kernel, How It's Developed and Who is Doing The Work - Greg Kroah-Hartman, The Linux Foundation Strand 10B

10:50am

OPW: Bringing Women into the Linux Kernel - Moderated By Sarah Sharp Strand 12B Advances in Validation of Concurrent Software - Paul E. McKenney, IBM Celestin A Capture and Replay Hardware Behaviour for Bug Reporting and Regression Testing - Martin Pitt, Canonical Celestin C Using PREEMPT_RT Linux, More Than Just the Kernel - Steven Rostedt, Red Hat Celestin B (Tutorial) Cross-Compiling Linux Kernels on x86_64: A Tutorial on How to Get Started - Shuah Khan, Samsung Strand 11B

11:50am

Beyond 40Gbps, the Move to 100Gbps Ethernet - John Ronciak & Alexander Duyck, Intel Strand 12B Fixing the filesystem freeze API - Fernando Luis Vazquez Cao, NTT Open Software Center Celestin C Per-CPU Facilities in the Linux Kernel - Tejun Heo, Red Hat Strand 10B Bare Metal Performance, Timekeeping, and Energy Efficiency - Paul McKenney, IBM Celestin B Binary Compatibility for Library Developers - Thiago Macieira, Intel Celestin A

2:00pm

Wicked Trip into Wicked Network Management - Matthias Eckermann, SUSE Celestin C Writing Code: Keep It Short, Stupid! - Hans Verkuil, Cisco Systems Norway Strand 10B Massively Multi-Core Systems or I Have Enough CPUs, Now What? - Gilad Ben-Yossef, EZchip Semiconductor Inc. Celestin B UEFI and ACPI for ARM - Graeme Gregory, Linaro Celestin A

3:00pm

Power Management in the Linux Kernel - Current Status and Future - Rafael J. Wysocki, Intel OTC Celestin C The Case for Linux Device Namespace - Oren Laadan, Cellrox Strand 10B Page Migration for IOMMU Enhanced Hardware - Tomasz Stanislawski, Samsung Celestin B Readme.README: Optimizing Legibility on Mobile Devices - Nathan Willis, LWN.net Celestin A Intel Atom for Hackers and Makers: Getting Started with the MinnowBoard - Jayneil Dalal Strand 11B

4:00pm

A Battle-Hardened Upstart - James Hunt and Dmitrijs Ledkovs, Canonical Strand 10B Embedded Linux Kernel Testing BoF - Tsugikazu Shibata, NEC and Hisao Munakata, Renesas Strand 12B USB Gadget Composed with Configfs - Andrzej Pietrasiewicz Celestin C Secure Boot and The MOK Concept - Vojtěch Pavlík, SUSE Celestin B Vampire Mice: How USB PM Impacts You - Sarah Sharp, Intel Celestin A