ELC Europe 2013 Presentations
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Presentations from Linux Foundation's ELCE 2013 (LF conference archive).
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Presenters
Presentations
| Presenter(s) | Session Description | Presentation |
| Day 1 (24th Oct. 2013) | ||
| Chris Simmonds | Keynote: A timeline for embedded Linux | |
| Michael Christofferson | A Portable Clock Cycle Based Performance Measurement System | |
| Darren Hart | How Not to Write x86 Platform Drivers | |
| Dave Stewart | How to Beat Codesweats with the Yocto Project | |
| Hisao Munakata | LTSI: Long Term Stable Kernel and it's Testing | |
| Thomas Petazzoni | Device Tree for Dummies | |
| Russ Dill | Extending the swsusp Hibernation Framework to ARM | |
| Wolfram Sang | Maintainer's Diary - We Have a Scaling Problem | |
| Michael Opdenacker | Small Business BOF | |
| Marek Vasut | Using i.MX28/i.MX233 without Freescale tools | |
| Scott Wood | TPL:SPL Loading SPL (and, SPL as just another U-Boot config) | |
| Stefano Babic | Falcon Boot: current status and enhancements | |
| Mark Rutland | Devicetree: The Disaster So Far | |
| Mischa Jonker | Fighting latency: How to optimize your system using perf | |
| Paul Eggleton | Keeping It Green: Integrated QA with the Yocto Project | |
| Simon Glass | Verified Boot on Chrome OS and How to do it yourself | |
| Lukasz Majewski | Device Firmware Upgrade (DFU) - present situation and future development | |
| Gregory Clement | Common Clock Framework how to use it | |
| Will Deacon | From Weak to Weedy: Effective Use of Memory Barriers in the ARM Linux Kernel | |
| Jonathan Austin | Linux From Sensors to Servers - When is Linux not Linux? | |
| Patrick Titiano | Use-Case Power Management Optimization: Identifying & Tracking Key Power Indicators | |
| Jagan Teki | U-Boot Verified RSA Boot Flow on ARM (With Demo Run) | |
| Simon Glass | Driver Model, Kconfig and little Patman | |
| Tom Hacohen | EFL - A UI Toolkit Designed for the Embedded World | |
| Marta Rybczynska | Going Linux on Massive Multicore | |
| Matt Ranostay | Sigrok: Using Logic to Debug Logic | |
| Tim Bird | Status of Embedded Linux (October 2013) | |
| Karim Yaghmour | Android Platform Debugging and Development | |
| Behan Webster | LLVMLinux: The Linux Kernel with Dragon Wings | |
| Jessica Zhang | Modernize Embedded Linux Software Development Tool to Achieve Development Anywhere | |
| Day 2 (25th Oct. 2013) | ||
| Morten Rasmussen | BOF Power Aware Scheduling | |
| Alison Chaiken | Best Practices for Long Term Support and Security of the Device-Tree (DT) | |
| Marcin Bis | Secure Embedded Linux Product - A Success Story | |
| Jeff Osier-Mixon | BOF Yocto Project & OpenEmbedded | |
| Nicolas Launet | Linux Kernel Debug and Profiling Tools | |
| Arnout Vandecappelle | Android on Non-Mobile Embedded Systems | |
| Christian Babeux | Bridging the Gap Between Hardware and Software Tracing | |
| Holger Dengler | Linux Secured Integrity - Protention Against Remote Attacks | |
| Peter Korsgaard | Buildroot: What is new | |
| Mehmet Faith Karagoz | Node.JS Appliances on Embedded Linux Devices | |
| Guillene Ribiere | Optimize DMA Configuration in Encryption Use Case | |
| Karim Yaghmour | Running Code in the Android Stack | |
| Yoshitake Kobayashi | An Essential Relationship between Real-time and Resource Partitioning | |
| Pantelis Antoniou | Board File to Device Tree Migration: A War Story | |
| Lucas Stach | Next-Generation DMABUF : How To Efficiently Play Back Video on Embedded Systems | |
| Frank Rowand | Using and Understanding the Real-Time Cyclictest Benchmark | |
| Pawell Moll | BoF Hardware Trace in the Kernel | |
| Koen Kooi | Are Embedded Build Systems Still Needed? | |
| Attila Kinali | Debugging Electronics for the Software Engineer | |
| Mark Hatle | SPDX and the Yocto Project | |
| Sascha Hauer | Barebox and Bootloader Specification | |
| John Hawley | Building Interesting and Complex Robotics Using x86 Computers | |
| Scott Garman | Building Robots That Can See | |