Linux Stable Release process

The Linux kernel gets a stable release about once every week. This talk will go into the process of getting a patch accepted into the stable releases, how the release process works, and how Greg does a review and release cycle. It will consist of live examples of...

Multi-campus Layer 2 Network Fabric: what? why? How?

Two years ago we presented our implementation of Virtual Network over TRILL in the Linux kernel. We were able to build lots of logic networks within a datacenter. Now the work continue but at a different level, we need to expand it to multiples datacenters. The...

Representing device-tree peripherals in ACPI

Platforms using ACPI firmware are becoming increasingly interesting to embedded developers. This presentation will demonstrate the new features in the ACPI 5.1 specification which make it possible for ACPI to transparently represent devices using existing device-tree...

Amateur practice of ethernet drivers

This talk will  focus on various highlights of ethernet drivers and their maintenance as the speaker was able to practice for several years to the Linux...

An Introduction to Greybus

Greybus is the name for a new application layer protocol on top of Unipro that controls the Ara Phone from Google. This protocol turns a phone into a modular device, allowing any part of the system to be hotplugged while the phone is running. This talk will describe...