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Linux Plumbers Conference 2015

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* Adapting Android for Ara

Discussion of how Android is being modified to work for Project Ara. (slides)
Android/Mobile I 07/25/2015
Karim Yaghmour

* Android, partitions and customization

How the Android project is trying to make builds more modular and allow a wider variety of devices to run on the same binary image. (slides)
Android/Mobile I 07/20/2015
Rom Lemarchand

* Barriers for running mainline kernels on consumer Android devices

Will discuss past and current barriers to running mainline kernel on off-the-shelf Android devices, what is improving and what needs to be done. (slides)
Android/Mobile I 06/15/2015
John Stultz

* Energy-model driven scheduling

Enabling energy-aware task scheduling and scheduler-driven power management.
Energy Aware Scheduling I 06/23/2015
Morten Rasmussen

* Gap between Atomic Modesetting / KMS and ADF

Looking at the KMS atomic modesetting API and examining the feature gap to Android's ADF
Graphics, mode setting and Wayland 07/01/2015
Daniel Vetter, Rob Clark

* HWComposer in Weston - need for a pluggable composition accelerator

Accelerating composition in Weston through dedicated HWAs (slides)
Graphics, mode setting and Wayland 06/18/2015
Anand Balagopalakrishnan

* Improving big.LITTLE on Android

Status of heterogeneous CPU support in Android and new features included in Android M to improve it. (slides)
Android/Mobile II 07/24/2015
Tim Murray

* Improving vendor AOSP repos

A discussion of issues with vendor AOSP repos, and ideas for how things can be improved. (slides)
Android/Mobile II 06/15/2015
John Stultz

* Integrating KDBus in Android

An experiment on using KDBus as a potential replacement for Binder in Android. (slides)
Android/Mobile II 07/27/2015
Pierre Langlois

* ION Feature Upstreaming: Issues that remain

Working towards a common generic display-capable buffer allocation API (slides)
Graphics, mode setting and Wayland 07/01/2015
Sumit Semwal

* Live sources and sinks in KMS

Support for live/stream-based sources and sinks within KMS
Graphics, mode setting and Wayland 07/01/2015
Laurent Pinchart

* Providing per-task Quality of Service

A discussion around interfaces between Linux scheduler and Android to express user-space Quality of Service requirements. (slides)
Android/Mobile II 06/23/2015
Juri Lelli

* Recent Power Management Core Changes in Linux

Overview of changes made to the Linux kernel's PM core over the last few releases (slides)
Energy Aware Scheduling I 06/23/2015
Rafael Wysocki

* Running a single Android binary image on multiple devices

Methods for building and running a single Android binary image on many different hardware platforms. (slides)
Android/Mobile I 06/16/2015
Samuel Ortiz

* Scheduler-driven CPU frequency selection

Discuss current design and gather feedback on a cpu capacity-based frequency scaling policy. (slides)
Energy Aware Scheduling I 06/24/2015
Mike Turquette

* State of Staging

State of the Android staging tree code
Android/Mobile I 07/25/2015
Greg Kroah-Hartman

* Toybox in Android

The state of toybox in Android.
Android/Mobile II 06/15/2015
Rob Landley

* USB gadget and ConfigFS - status & future

Status and future development of configfs interface in usb gadgets (slides)
Android/Mobile I 06/18/2015
Andrzej Pietrasiewicz

Linux Plumbers Conference 2015 Refereed Talks

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* Everything's a File Descriptor

This talk will present clonefd, fd-based API design, and discuss other kernel APIs that would benefit from file descriptors.
Refereed Talk 06/11/2015
Josh Triplett

* Solving Device Tree Issues

This talk will focus on the status of debug facilities, how to debug device tree issues, and debug tips and tricks. (slides)
Refereed Talk 06/11/2015
Frank Rowand

* Suspend/Resume at the Speed of Light

We'll present analyze_suspend, a tool we developed to measure performance, then we'll explore the kernel and driver optimizations that have been made as a result of using this tool.
Refereed Talk 06/11/2015
Len Brown

* The RT patch -What needs to be done to get it into mainline?

This talk will explain what still needs to be done to get the RT patch fully into mainline, and what is holding it up from getting in.
Refereed Talk 06/11/2015
Steven Rostedt

* Topics of Interest from the MM Summit

This presentation will cover the highlights of the discussions of the most recent MM the summit and summarize their aftermath both on the mailing list and upstream.
Refereed Talk 06/11/2015
Sasha Levin