Tuxology team November 10th, 2008
Last Thursday Rami Rosen, a Computer Science graduate of The Technion Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa, Israel and a Linux kernel programmer for a networking startup, gave an excellent talk about IPv6 and it’s implementation in the Linux kernel at monthly the Herzlinux meeting.
For those of our reader which were absent, fear not! not only are the slides for the lecture available here, Rami posted an excellent article based on the lecture on LinuxDevices.com.
Thanks you Rami and we look forward to hosting you again in Herzelinux club meeting as well as here.
Tuxology Team.
Gilad Ben-Yossef August 14th, 2008
The wonderful Michael Opdenacker and Thomas Petazzoni from Free Electrons are at it again - they have released 29 videos of talks, tutorials and “birds of a feather” sessions given at the 2008 Linux Symposium in Ottawa.
The released video includes the following:
- Keynote: The Kernel: 10 Years in Review, by Matthew Wilcox (Intel)
- Talk: Tux on the Air: State of Linux Wireless Networking, by John W. Linville (Red Hat)
- Talk: Suspend to RAM in Linux: State of the Union, by Len Brown and Rafael Wysocki (Intel)
- Talk: Real Time vs Real Fast: How To Choose?, by Paul E. McKenney (IBM)
- Tutorial: ftrace: latency tracer, by Steven Rostedt (Red Hat)
- BOF: Embedded Linux, by Tim R. Bird (Sony)
- BOF: Embedded Micro controller Linux, by Michael Durrant (Arcturus Networks)
- Talk: Energy-aware task and interrupt management, by Vaidyanathan Srinivasan (IBM)
- Talk: Application Testing Under Realtime Linux, by Luis Claudio R. Gonçalves (Red Hat)
- Talk: Application Framework for Your Mobile Device, by Shreyas Srinivasan (Geodesic Information Systems)
- Keynote: The Making of OpenMoko Neo, by Werner Almesberger (OpenMoko)
- BOF: U-Boot by Wolfgang Denk (Denx)
- BOF: Linux Compiler, by Rob Landley (Impact Linux)
- Talk: Advanced XIP File System, by Jared Hulbert (Intel)
- Talk: SELinux for Consumer Electronic Devices, by Yuichi Nakamura (Hitachi)
- Talk: Around the Linux File System World in 45 Minutes, by Steve French (IBM)
- BOF: Linux The Easy Way with LTIB, by Stuart Hughes (Freescale)
- Keynote: The Joy of Synchronicity: Coordinating the Releases of Upstream and Distributions, by Mark Shuttleworth
- Talk: Smack in Embedded Computing, by Casey Schauffer
- Talk: Bazillions of Pages: The Future of Memory Management, by Christoph H. Lameter (SGI)
- Tutorial: Writing application fault handlers, by Gilad Ben-Yossef (Codefidence)
- Talk: Linux, Open Source and System Bringup Tools, by Tim Hockin (Google)
- Talk: DCCP Reached Mobiles, by Leandro Melo Sales (Federal University of Campina Grande)
- Talk: Building a robust Linux kernel, by Subrata Modak (IBM)
- CELF BOF presentation: Best of recent CELF Conferences, by Tim Bird (Sony)
- CELF BOF presentation: Developing Embedded Linux with Target Control, by Tim Bird (Sony)
- CELF BOF presentation: Embedded Building Tools - An Audience Survey, by Michael Opdenacker (Free Electrons)
- CELF BOF presentation: GCC Tips and Tricks Highlights, by Gene Sally
The videos and related resources can be downloaded from their conference videos page.
I especially recommend viewing the exceptional “Real Time vs Real Fast: How To Choose?” talk by Paul E. McKenney from IBM and the the “The Making of OpenMoko Neo” keynote, by Werner Almesberger of the OpenMoko.
Much thanks to Michael and Thomas for sharing this with everybody.
Gilad
Tuxology team June 30th, 2008
We’ve just added a brand new tutorial to the lectures section on the site, entitled: “Crash and burn: Writing Linux application fault handlers“. Check out the full description, slides and example code on the lecture page.
Or, if you’d rather see our very own Gilad Ben-Yossef present the tutorial in front of a live audience, you’re welcome to attend one of the following venues:
Hope to see you there!
Tuxology team
Tuxology team June 18th, 2008
Hi there,
We just added a new section to the site: lectures, where we’ll post the slides of technical lectures given at various conferences, events and panels. Already posted are the slides for two lectures: one about different approaches to real time with Linux and another about Open Source virtualization solutions, so go check them out.
Also in the news, slides for both the Advanced Embedded Linux course and the Linux Internals course have been posted.
In addition, slides and syllabus for a new course, Linux Network Internals, which is still in development, has been posted and we’d be very glad to receive your feedback and suggestions.
And as a desert, we’ve added the events from the Haifux meeting calender to the schedule section on the site. Got any other calender we think we should be tracking? let us know.
Have a great day,
The Tuxology Team