Linux Plumbers Conf 2009

Schedule

Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009

Time	Track 1	Track 2	Track 3
09:00	Keynote: David Miller Salon E
10:00	General Mt. Hood Out of Memory - Helping applications survive the axe or report the aftermath. - Dave Hansen, Balbir Singh Managing KVM guests with the Common Information Model (CIM) - Kaitlin Rupert Nesting the virtualized world - Alexander Graf, Joerg Roedel	Audio Salon D Origins and Futures for Linux Audio infrastructure - Paul Davis State of Linux Audio in 2009 - Lennart Poettering Linux audio for mobile and consumer devices: challenges and evolutions - Pierre-Louis Bossart Practical Experiences from Using PulseAudio in Embedded Handheld Devices - Jyri Sarha	Networking Salon E Modern Configuration API for Wireless Networking - John Linville Why network namespace sucks and how to make it suck faster - Pavel Emelyanov Receive Packet Steering: A software solution to scaling the network receive path - Tom Herbert Threaded Network Device Interrupts - Steven Rostedt
12:30	Lunch
13:30	BoF Mt. Hood Painless kernel - removing the HZ - Josh Triplett	BoF Salon D Packaging Linux - Ben Hutchings	BoF Salon E Plug and play multiseat - Bernie Thompson
14:30	Break
15:00	Lightning Talks (With LinuxCon) Details here as they become available
16:00	Keynote: Mark Shuttleworth (with LinuxCon) Let's Get Together: Coordinated Software Releases, The Linux Ecosystem and the Impact on the Global Marketplace
17:00	BoF Salon E Virtual Ethernet switch enhancements and configuration - Vivek Kashyap
18:00	Joint Reception with LinuxCon Attendees Take in the view, enjoy great food and drinks, and mingle with attendees of both LinuxCon and Linux Plumbers Conference at this evening event. Sponsored by Intel Location: McCormick & Schmick’s Harborside

Thursday, September 24th, 2009

Time	Track 1	Track 2	Track 3
09:00	BoF Salon AB DRBD 8.3 and Beyond - Philipp Reisner	BoF Salon CD Real Time Linux - Nivedita Singhvi, raz ben yehuda	BoF Salon E Audio BoF - Lennart Poettering
10:00	General Salon AB Merging KGDB, KDB and Kernel Mode Setting - Jason Wessel, Jesse Barnes Unified error reporting -- A worthy goal? - Andi Kleen Per backing device dirty data writeback - Jens Axboe	Real Time Salon CD Threaded interrupt handlers - Thomas Gleixner The state of preempt-rt - Thomas Gleixner Running without Systems Management Interrupts - Keith Mannthey Real-Time Benchmarking - an Open, Cross-Language Micro-Benchmark Suite - Vernon Mauery	Security Salon E Status of SELinux in Ubuntu - Caleb Case Introducing the SELinux Sandbox - Daniel Walsh Linux Kernel Crypto API - Herbert Xu Using IMA for Integrity Measurement and Attestation - David Safford A New SELinux Policy Infrastructure - James Carter
12:30	Lunch
13:30	General Salon AB Scaling the VFS - Nick Piggin Userspace RCU library : what linear multiprocessor scalability means for your application - Mathieu Desnoyers Scalable Concurrent Hash Tables via Relativistic Programming - Josh Triplett	Boot and Init Salon CD Lazy boot - kyle mcmartin Upstart 1.0 - Scott James Remnant Dracut - a generic initramfs infrastructure - Harald Hoyer	Security Salon E Smack and the Application Ecosystem - Casey Schaufler SELinux policy within package managers, why policy is special - Joshua Brindle XACE Demonstration and Discussion - Eamon Walsh Making SELinux Easier to Use - Bryan Jacobson
16:00	Break
16:30	Keynote: Keith Packard Salon E
17:30	BoF Salon AB Paravirt I/O Drivers for Linux BoF - Anthony Liguori	BoF Salon CD Checkpoint/Restart BOF - Sukadev Bhattiprolu	BoF Salon E Data Center Bridging - Peter Waskiewicz

Friday, September 25th, 2009

Time	Track 1	Track 2	Track 3
09:00	BoF Salon AB A new V4L2 core framework: an overview and future plans - Hans Verkuil	BoF Salon CD Issues with Linux and large NUMA/COMA factor architectures - Ravikiran Thirumalai	BoF Salon E Linux-iSCSI.org BoF discussion - Nicholas Bellinger
10:00	General Salon AB Performance counters on Linux: The tools - Arnaldo Melo libv4l2 recent changes and future and v4l stream sharing - Hans de Goede, Brandon Philips oFono - Open Source Telephony - Marcel Holtmann	Kernel/Userspace/User Interfaces Salon CD Power management: Communicating needs and desires - Matthew Garrett USB 3.0 for Linux - Sarah Sharp Checkpoint/Restart in Linux mainline - Sukadev Bhattiprolu	Storage Salon E Evaluating Linux storage APIs for use in QEMU/KVM - Anthony Liguori Locking issues on Clustering File Systems - Mark Fasheh Linux Data de-duplication - Mingming Cao
12:30	Lunch
13:30	General Salon AB Re-plugging the Modern Desktop - Kay Sievers, David Zeuthen PORTAL Case Study - Mark Wong, Kristin Tufte Challenges with Userspace USB Embedded Device Interfacing - Dave Camarillo, K Wilson	Embedded Systems Salon CD Embedded Linux development: a glance from inside - Mike Rapoport Asymmetric Multiprocessing Issues - Hollis Blanchard Flattened Device Tree for all architectures - Grant Likely Lessons Learned Designing an Open Source UMPC - Carlos Jensen, Tim Harder, Ben Goska	X Window System Salon E Video API Deathmatch: VDPAU vs. VAAPI - Stephen Warren, Jonathan Bian Wayland - A New Display Server for Linux - Kristian Høgsberg Compositing, OpenGL, double-buffering, and dragons - Ian Romanick, Jesse Barnes The Battle for 2D Acceleration - Chris Wilson Xorg State Tracker: The last Xorg driver - Jakob Bornecrantz, Corbin Simpson
16:00	Break
16:30	Advanced git Tutorial: Linus Torvalds Salon AB As a follow on to his git tutorial in 2008, Linus Torvalds, founder of the Linux kernel and git projects, will be describing some more advanced features of git.