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October 23-26, 2017 - Prague, Czech Republic
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Mark Rutland

ARM Ltd.
Staff Software Engineer
United Kingdom
Mark Rutland is a kernel developer at ARM Ltd, based in Cambridge, UK. Mark contributes to the arm and arm64 ports, working on boot infrastructure, firmware interfaces (e.g. ACPI, DT, PSCI, UEFI), and architectural security features. Along with others he co-maintains Device Tree bindings, support for PSCI, and ARM PMUs.
Monday, October 23
 

10:35

Coffee Break Congress Hall Foyer, Lobby & Mezzanine Levels

11:15

A Gentle Introduction to [e]BPF - Michael Schubert, Kinvolk GmbH Athens/Barcelona x86 Platform Drivers - Darren Hart, VMware Tyrolka

12:05

Free and Open Source Software Tools for Making Open Source Hardware - Leon Anavi, Konsulko Group Congress Hall I Debugging Usually Slightly Broken (USB) Devices and Drivers - Krzysztof Opasiak, Samsung R&D Institute Poland Tyrolka

14:20

Introduction to SoC+FPGA - Marek Vašut, DENX Software Engineering GmbH Congress Hall III Hatching Security: LinuxKit as Security Incubator - Tycho Andersen and Riyaz Faizullabhoy, Docker Inc. Tyrolka What's in a Kernel Oops? - Vlastimil Babka, SUSE Berlin/Brussels

16:20

BoF: Bash the Kernel Maintainers - Laurent Pinchart, Ideas on Board Congress Hall I CRIU: CRazI stUff for the Mainframe? - Michael Holzheu, IBM Berlin/Brussels Detecting Performance Regressions in the Linux Kernel - Jan Kara, SUSE Athens/Barcelona Tutorial: 'Goodbye! printf()' Hands-on with uftrace: Function Graph Tracer for C/C++ - Taeung Song, KOSSLAB Tyrolka

17:10

printk() - The Most Useful Tool is Now Showing its Age - Steven Rostedt, VMware & Sergey Senozhatsky, Samsung Electronics Congress Hall III Kernel Live Patching: Current State and Future Development - Miroslav Benes, SUSE Berlin/Brussels

18:00

BoF: Device Tree Overlay - Frank Rowand, Sony Congress Hall I
 
Tuesday, October 24
 

10:55

Is Linux Kernel Development Good Enough to Make Your Life Depend on It? -- Progress on Procedures & Methods to Qualify the Linux Kernel Development Process - Lukas Bulwahn, BMW Car IT GmbH Congress Hall II

11:45

printk() Redesign - Petr Mladek, SUSE & Steven Rostedt, VMware Athens/Barcelona

14:05

Making Trusted Boot Practical on Linux - Matthew Garrett, Google Tyrolka

14:55

Panel Discussion: Kernel Developer Panel - Moderated by Jonathan Corbet, LWN.net Berlin/Brussels

16:05

BOF: ARMing Fedora and CentOS: The State of ARM Support - Jim Perrin & Peter Robinson, Red Hat Tyrolka

16:55

Restartable Sequences - Mathieu Desnoyers, EfficiOS Athens/Barcelona Subverting the Linux Kernel - Jessica Yu Tyrolka
 
Wednesday, October 25
 

11:15

Improve Regression Tracking - Thorsten Leemhuis, Freelancer Athens/Barcelona Kernel Summit Unconference Session Track LivingWell (Level M)

14:15

Stable Devicetree ABI: It's Possible! - Lucas Stach, Pengutronix Congress Hall III QEMU in UEFI - Alexander Graf, SUSE Grand Ballroom

16:15

Replace Your Exploit-Ridden Firmware with Linux - Ronald Minnich, Google Congress Hall II

18:30

All-Attendee Reception Municipal House
 
Thursday, October 26
 

09:30

Devicetree Workshop (Pre-Registration Required) Athens/Barcelona/Berlin