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LPC 2013 Slides
Slides for the refereed presentations in the joint session with LinuxCon are available on the Linux Foundation LinuxCon North America 2013 website.
Slides for the discussions at the Microconferences are being uploaded to the schedule page, under each presentation description.
LPC 2013 Microconference Notes
Notes were taken during the Microconferences using Etherpads. Links to Etherpads for each of the Microconferences can be found on the schedule page, together with the corresponding Microconference description.
LPC 2013 Videos
Videos for the refereed presentations in the joint session with LinuxCon North America are not yet available. We’ll update this page with up to date information once they become available.
Videos for the Microconferences discussions are available on YouTube. You can access the complete list of videos on the Linux Plumbers Conference 2013 channel.
For your convenience here are direct links to the videos of the presentations sorted by microconference.
Plenary Sessions
Opening Plenary Jes Sorensen
Day 1 Wednesday September 18 2013
Automotive
Updates on ‘New Challenges for Linux Network Support’ Daniel Wagner, BMW Car IT GmbH
Device Management in Automotive Infotainment Sriram Gopalan
Using BlueZ in the Automotive World Gustavo Padovan, Collabora Ltd
IVI and Wayland: why, what, how Daniel Stone, Collabora Ltd.
No Video — Automotive diagnostics under Linux Jeremiah Foster, GENIVI
Scaling
Current status of lock elision in Linux Andi Kleen
Full dynticks status Frederic Weisbecker, Red Hat
Userspace RCU library: new APIs and data structures Mathieu Desnoyers, EfficiOS Inc.
No Video — Runtime NUMA Reconfiguration for Virtual Machines Cody Schafer, IBM
Large Memory Sysfs Scaling Seth Jennings, IBM
User-level threads……. with threads. Paul Turner Google
Scalability Issues in Linux Kernel Tim Chen, Intel ; Dave Hansen ; Andy Kleen
vmsplice with transparent huge pages Robert Jennings, IBM
But What About Concurrent Updates? Paul McKenney, IBM Linux Technology Center
LPC PerCpu Atomics Paul Turner ; Andrew Hunter, Google (version 1 of the talk)
Network Virtualization
From netmap to virtualization through openvswitch Luigi Rizzo, Universita` di Pisa
Open vSwitch the good, the bad and the ugly Jerry Chu, Google, Inc.
Open vSwitch: Hardware assisted filtering Thomas Graf, Red Hat
OVS: from Open vSwitch to Open network Virtualization System Alexei Starovoitov
Contrail vRouter implementation and performance enhancement Raja Sivaramakrishnan,Juniper Networks
TCP repair overview Pavel Emelianov
Improving overlay network performance on existing hardware Alexander Duyck, Intel Corporation
Intel DPDK: Data Plane Development Kit John Fastabend, Intel
No Video — Network Service Headers in Linux Kyle Mestery, Cisco Systems, Inc.
LISP and NSH in Linux and Open vSwitch Vina Ermagan ; Lori Jakab ; Pritesh Kothari ; Kyle Mestery, Cisco
No Video — Locator/ID Separation Protocol in Linux Vina Ermagan, Cisco Systems Inc
Improving Open vSwitch & Network Stack Integration Jesse Gross, VMware
Integrating NICs with embedded switches in a Linux ecosystem John Fastabend, Intel
Linux as the foundation of a networking OS matty kadosh, israel
Boot and Core OS
5s Boot Delivered Harald Hoyer, Lennart Poettering, Red Hat ; Kay Sievers, Red Hat
Upstart Roadmap James Hunt, Canonical, Ubuntu ; Dmitrijs Ledkovs, Canonical
All Your Control Groups Are Belong To Us! Lennart Poettering, Red Hat
Hasslefree Boot Loading with Gummiboot Harald Hoyer
Lightweight Containers with nspawn Lennart Poettering, Red Hat
No Video — Follow-Up Boot Loader Spec Harald Hoyer
Zero Configuration File System Discovery and Mounting Harald Hoyer
Day 2 Wednesday September 19 2013
Secure Boot
Intro Secure Boot
Unifying Secure Boot code and getting additions into UEFI James E.J. Bottomley, Parallels, Inc.
Hardening the kernel for Secure Boot Matthew Garrett, Nebula
Kexec/Kdump and Secureboot Vivek Goyal, Red Hat
Signature Verification fo Hibernate Snapshot Joey Lee, Suse
Graphics and Display
Common Display Framework Laurent Pinchart, Ideas on board
Media decode and composition: bridging the gap Daniel Stone, Collabora Ltd.
Splitting DRM/KMS device nodes David Herrmann, student
State of the Art Debugging and Tuning Graphics Applications Ian Romanick, Intel
Open Source Graphics on ARM Rob Clark, Red Hat
LLVM
How to make the unified arch/x86/ tree of the Kernel work with clang Jan-Simon Möller
Using the Clang Integrated Assembler to compile the Linux Kernel Bryce Adelstein-Lelbach, Louisiana State University
Variable Length Arrays in Structs (VLAIS) Mark Charlebois, Qualcomm Innovation Center ; Behan Webster
Getting Android userland to build with clang Bernhard Rosenkraenzer, Linaro
Building the Linux kernel and user space for the Hexagon DSP with LLVM Anshu Dasgupta & Pavel Potoplyak, Qualcomm Innovation Center
Clang Static Analyzer Eduard Bachmakov, Linux Foundation (GSoC)
Rebuilding Debian with LLVM/Clang Sylvestre Ledru, Debian / IRILL
ACPI/PM, PCI subsystems
Intro ACPI
ACPI vs DT Rafael Wysocki, Intel OTC
SR-IOV Virtual Function Lifetimes Myron Stowe, Red Hat
PCI Device Reference Counting Bjorn Helgaas, Google
PCIe Native Hotplug Integration with ACPI-Based Hotplug Rafael Wysocki, Intel OTC
ACPI-based Hotplug of PCI and Other Devices Rafael Wysocki, Intel OTC
Power Management Discussions and Lessons Learned: Converting legacy_pm to dev_pm_ops Shuah Khan, Samsung
PM Interfaces Between User Space and the Kernel Rafael Wysocki, Intel OTC
Containers
Fedora/systemd on lxc status Michael H Warfield, IBM
Device namespace Amir Goldstein & Oren Laadan, Cellrox
On the road to LXC 1.0 Stéphane Graber, Canonical Ltd., Serge Hallyn
LXC and Android Stéphane Graber, Canonical Ltd.
No Video — User namespace work Serge Hallyn
State of CRIU (Checkpoint Restart In Userspace) and integration with LXC Pavel Emelianov, Serge Hallyn
Let Me Contain That For You! Rohit Jnagal, Google Inc
Containers control tools: can we unify those? Kirill Kolyshkin ; Stéphane Graber, Canonical Ltd.
Using OpenVZ to build a PaaS with Openstack’s Nova Daniel Salinas, Rackspace
Day 3 Wednesday September 20 2013
Android and Graphics
KMS HWComposer issues, the Atomic Display Framework and other KMS Extentions Greg Hackmann, Google ; John Stultz, Linaro.org
Dma-buf fences vs Android sync driver John Stultz, Linaro.org
No Video — Phasing-out of the FBDEV API John Stultz, Linaro.org
ION / dma-buf allocators / Constraint solving John Stultz, Linaro.org
Android
Intro To Android Micro-Conference
Unified in-kernel IPC KDBUS/Binder John Stultz, Linaro.org
Android Gadget driver vs ConfigFS Gadget driver John Stultz, Linaro.org
Android netfilter changes John Stultz, Linaro.org
Power-efficient Scheduling
Sleeping disorders: Identifying unwanted wake-up sources Daniel Lezcano, Linaro ; Preeti Murthy
Improving Energy Efficiency On Asymmetric Multiprocessing Systems Paul McKenney, IBM Linux Technology Center
Packing, spreading and scheduling latency Vincent Guittot, STMicroelectronics ; Tuukka Tikkanen, Linaro Limited, Huawei
Unifying Power Policies Morten Rasmussen, ARM Ltd.
Virtualization
Kicking it up a Level: Bringing the Trusted Platform Module into qemu Joel Schopp, IBM
Fixing the filesystem freeze API Fernando Luis Vazquez Cao, NTT Data Intellilink
Platform Device VFIO Alexander Graf
EFI support in Xen – the current state of development
File and Storage Systems
How will we Address Persistent Memory? Jeff Moyer, Red Hat, Inc.
Copy offloading Zach Brown, Red Hat
Virtually Thin: Tuning XFS on Top of Device Mapper dm-thin Carlos Maiolino
New and Not Ready for Prime Time Short Lightning Talks Andy Grover, Dhaval Giani
SCSI midlayer scalability (Christoph Hellwig) Ric Wheeler, Red Hat
Shingled Drive Impace on File and Storage Stack Ric Wheeler, Red Hat
A dedicated cache for metadata? Bernd Schubert
BOFs
No Video — Bare metal switches and Linux Shrijeet Mukherjee, Cumulus Networks
No Video — OpenVZ…
Part 1 — Detecting RCU Usage Bugs Dhaval Giani ; Paul McKenney, IBM Linux Technology Center ; Frederic Weisbecker, Red Hat
Part 2 — Detecting RCU Bugs Dhaval Giani
PerCPU Atomics Paul Turner, Andrew Hunter ; Google (version 2 of the talk)
Safety critical software: Would you let Linux drive your car? David VomLehn, Consultant