2008-07-14 (0.9.8.3)
2008-05-29 (2.6)
2006-09-25 (1.4)
2003-09-15 (1.2)
2001 (0.1e-6)
OLS is just days away, and once again the schedule is hard to read and even harder to print.
Here is my attempt at re-formatting the schedule to make it easier to use. Please note this is not the official schedule. You can find the official OLS schedule here.
12h00 - 20h00
08h00
10h00 - 11h00 The kernel report ( Jonathan Corbet )
E: kvm: The Kernel-Based Virtual Machine for Linux ( Avi Kivity )
K: Resource Control and Isolation: Adding Generic Process Containers to the Linux Kernel ( Paul B. Menage )
R: GANESHA: A Multi-Usage Large Cache NFSv4 Server ( Philippe Deniel )
F: How to write a Linux Filesystem in 21 days ( Steve French )
H: Dynamic Tracing and Performance Analysis Using SystemTap ( Mike Mason )
E: Linux-VServer: Resource Efficient OS-Level Virtualization ( Herbert Pötzl )
K: Kernel Support for Stackable File Systems ( Josef Sipek )
R: Readahead: Time Travel Techniques For Desktop and Embedded Systems ( Michael Opdenacker )
F: More Linux for Less ( Robin Getz )
H: Part II
E: Manageable virtual appliances ( David Lutterkort )
K: My Bandwidth is Wider Than Yours: Ultrawideband, Wireless USB and WiNET in Linux ( Inaky Perez-Gonzalez )
R: Keeping Kernel Performance from Regressions ( Tim Chen )
F: Part II
H: Available
E: Using KVM to Run Xen Guests Without Xen ( Ryan A Harper )
K: Everything is a Virtual Filesystem: libferris (Ben Martin)
R: The 7 Dwarves: Debugging Information Beyond gdb ( Arnaldo Carvalho de Melo )
F: Part III
H: Available
E: Why Virtualization Fragmentation Sucks ( Justin M Forbes )
K: Request-Based Device Mapper and Multipath Dynamic Load Balancing ( Kiyoshi Ueda )
R: Ptrace, Utrace, Uprobes: Lightweight, Dynamic Tracing of User Apps ( James A. Keniston )
F: Part IV
H: Available
E: kvm BoFS ( Avi Kivity )
K: Embedded Linux BoFS ( Tim R. Bird )
R: Linux Tracing BoFS ( Vara Prasad )
F: iSCSI Offload With OpeniSCSI ( Uri Elzur )
H: Asynchronous Driver Updates Now and In The Future ( Jon C. Masters )
E: An Update on 10GbE Ecosystem Developments ( Leonid Grossman )
K: Embedded Linux Wiki BoFS ( Michael Opdenacker )
R: Why Linux on x86 Sucks: Enterprise Customer Perspectives ( Vinod Kutty )
F: Linux In Robotics BoFS ( Mark Gross )
H: Resource Management BoFS ( Srivatsa Vaddagiri )
20h00 Intel® Opening Reception
09h30
E: Linux Kernel development, who is doing it, what are they doing, and who is sponsoring it (with pretty graphs and a few posters) ( Greg Kroah-Hartman )
K: Implementing Democracy: A Large Scale Cross-Platform Desktop Application ( Christopher James Lahey )
R: Linux Rollout at Nortel ( Ernest Szeideman )
F: Ruby on Rails: Application Development With KDevelop and RadRails ( Alexander Dymo )
H: Available
E: Getting Maximum Mileage Out of Tickless ( Suresh Siddha )
K: Kernel Scalability: Expanding the Horizon Beyond Fine Grain Locks ( Corey D Gough )
R: The New Ext4 Filesystem: Current Status and Future Plans ( Avantika Mathur )
F: Part II
H: Available
E: Short-Term Solution for 3G networks in Linux: umtsmon ( Klaas van Gend )
K: Linux on Cell Broadband Engine ( Arnd Bergmann )
R: The Hiker Project: An Application Framework for Mobile Linux Devices ( David Schlesinger )
F: Cross Compiling Linux ( Rob Landley )
H: Available
E: Linux Kernel Debugging on Google-Sized Clusters ( Martin Bligh )
K: Linux Telephony ( Paul Komkoff )
R: Frysk 1, Kernel 0? ( Andrew Cagney )
F: Part II
H: Available
E: ACPI in Linux -- Top 10 Myths vs. Reality ( Len Brown )
K: Internals of the RT Patch ( Steven Rostedt )
R: The GFS2 Filesystem ( Steven John Whitehouse )
F: Using the LSB to Increase Application Portability ( Mats Wichmann )
H: Available
E: KvmFS: Virtual Machine Partitioning For Clusters and Grids ( Latchesar Ionkov )
K: Breaking the Chains: Using LinuxBIOS to Liberate Embedded X86 Processors ( Jordan H. Crouse )
R: Trusted Secure Embedded Linux: From Hardware Root of Trust to Mandatory Access Control ( Hadi Nahari )
F: Part II
H: Available
E: IBM® Linux on Power/Cell BoFs
K: Precise Process Accounting: Improving CPU Utilization in the Linux OS for Mission Critical Environments ( Mario Smarduch )
R: Power Mangement BoFS ( Mark Gross )
F: KDDM: A Generic Basis For Distributed Kernel Infrastructure ( Renaud Lottiaux )
H: TIPC BoFS ( Randy W. MacLeod )
E: IBM® Linux on Power/Cell BoFs
K: Linux Networking and Device Drivers ( John A. Ronciak )
R: Ext4 BoFS ( Mingming Cao )
F: Linux Checkpoint/Restart BoFS ( Dave Hansen )
H: Linux Integrity Projects ( David Safford )
09h30
E: lguest: Implementing the Little Linux Hypervisor ( Rusty Russell )
K: Asynchronous System Calls ( Zach Brown )
R: Resource Management: The Beancounters ( Denis Lunev )
F: Kdump: Smarter, Easier, Trustier ( Vivek Goyal )
H: Available
E: Linux Readahead: Less Tricks For More ( Fengguang Wu )
K: How Virtualization Makes Power Management Different ( Yu Ke )
R: Cool Hand Linux -- Thermal Extensions for Linux Handhelds ( Len Brown )
F: Zumastor Linux Storage Server ( Daniel Phillips )
H: Available
E: Desktop Integration of Bluetooth ( Marcel Holtmann )
K: Hybrid-Virtualization – Ideal Virtualization for Linux ( Jun Nakajima )
R: A New Network Filesystem is Born: Comparison of SMB2, CIFS and NFS ( Steve French )
F: Where is Your Application Stuck ( Vivek Kashyap )
H: Available
E: Supporting the Allocation of Large Contiguous Regions of Memory ( Mel Gorman )
K: cpuidle - Do nothing, efficiently... ( Adam Belay )
R: Evaluating Effects of Cache Memory Compression on Embedded Systems ( Anderson Farias Briglia )
F: Containers: Challenges with Memory Resource Controller and Its Performance ( Balbir Singh )
H: Available
E: Concurrent Pagecache ( Peter Zijlstra )
K: ext4 Online Defragmentation ( Takashi Sato )
R: Linux-based Ultra Mobile PCs: Analysis of Networking stacks, File systems and Design Recommendations ( Rajeev Muralidhar )
F: Djprobe - Probing the Kernel With the Smallest Overhead ( Masami Hiramatsu )
H: Available
16h00 - 16h45 Thin Clients/PHAT results - Are we there yet? ( Jon maddog Hall )
E: Linux Standard Base BoFS ( Mats Wichmann )
K: Chunkfs: Implementation and Results ( Amit Gud )
R: BoFS: Linux in Mobile Phones ( Scott E. Preece )
F: Distributed Cluster Computing on Cell/PS3 ( Akira Tsukamoto )
H: Gentoo Linux BoFS ( Patrick McLean )
E: One Laptop Per Child ( Andrew Clunis )
K: Hugetlb BoFS ( Adam G. Litke )
R: NUMA BoFS ( Christoph H. Lameter )
F: Status and Challenges for the Perfmon Monitoring Interface ( Stephane Eranian )
H: TOMOYO Linux ( Toshiharu Harada )
9h30
E: Extreme High Performance Computing or Why Microkernels suck ( Christoph H. Lameter )
K: Unified Driver Tracing Infrastructure ( David Wilder )
R: With No Tears: Building A Mobile Linux Device ( Tariq Shureih )
F: Unifying Virtual Drivers ( Jon Mason )
H: Available
E: Cleaning Up The Linux Desktop Audio Mess ( Lennart Poettering )
K: Linux Network Multiple Hardware Queues Support ( Yi Zhu )
R: "Turning the Page" on hugetlb Interfaces ( Adam G. Litke )
F: Available
H: Available
E: Implementation of a Branch Tracing Tool and Regression Test Framework ( Hiro Yoshioka )
K: Enable PCI Express Advanced Error Reporting in Kernel ( Yanmin Zhang )
R: The Price of Safety: Evaluating IOMMU Performance ( Muli Ben-Yehuda )
F: Semantic Patches for Collateral Evolutions in Device Drivers ( Yoann Padioleau )
H: Available
E: GOSLING / Canadian Copyright Update ( Russell McOrmond )
K: Kernel.org BoFS ( John Hawley )
R: PlanetLab: A Facility to Introduce Novel Networking Technologies into the Internet ( Marc Eric Fiuczynski )
F: In-kernel Dynamic Application Tracing Mechanism and Dynamic Tracing of Kernel Data Structure ( Prasanna S. Panchamukhi )
H: AppArmor Application Security ( Seth Arnold )
E: Xen Users ( Ian Pratt )
K: Discussion for the Future of Linux Memory Management ( Takayoshi Kochi )
R: Filesystem support for Continuous Snapshotting ( Ryusuke Konishi )
F: Reversing BoFS ( Eric Preston )
H: Available
15h45 - 17h45 Keynote Address: Evolution and Diversity: The Meaning of Freedom and Openness in Linux ( James Bottomley )
20h00 Closing Reception
12h00 Canada Day Celebrations
Tags: OLS