2002 Linux Symposium

Time	Room A	Room B	Room C	Room D
Tuesday, June 25
12:00	Registration Desk Opens
20:00	Registration Desk Closes
Wednesday, June 26
08:00	Registration Desk Opens
10:00	Hammer is here! Wayne Meretsky - AMD	PILS - A Generalized Plugin and Interface Loading System Alan L Robertson - IBM	Mobile Cluster computing using IPv6 Abdul Basit - Wichita State University	Authenticating Windows 2000 users on a Linux Workstation Vitor C Feitosa
11:00	Break
11:15	"Buried alive in patches" (or Patchbombing 101) -- 6 months of picking up the pieces of the 2.5 Linux kernel. Dave Jones - SuSE Labs	GConf: manageable desktop configuration Havoc Pennington - Red Hat Inc.	The Open Clustering Framework Lars Marowsky-Brée - SuSE Linux AG	Part II
12:30	Lunch
13:30	BitKeeper for Kernel Developers Val Henson	An Approach to Injecting faults into "Hardened" Software David A Edwards - Intel Corporation	User Interfaces for Clustering Tools John L Mugler - Oak Ridge National Laboratory	Making privacy the Default in Linux Networking Hugh Daniel - Linux FreeS/WAN Project
14:30	Break
14:45	How to NOT write kernel drivers Arjan van de Ven - Red Hat, Inc.	Linux Security Module Framework Chris M Wright - WireX Communications, Inc.		Part II
15:45	Break
16:00	Documentation/CodingStyle and Beyond Greg Kroah-Hartman	Maintaining the Correctness of the Linux Security Modules Framework Trent Jaeger - IBM	A Distributed Security Infrastructure for Carrier Class Linux Clusters Makan Pourzandi - Ericsson Research	Part III
17:00	Break
17:15	GnuPG Key Signing Make sure you get your keys submitted in advance.	BOFS: LinuxPPC Paul Mackerras, Samba	BOFS: Carrier Grade Linux Working Group Khalid Aziz, HP
19:00	AMD and the Linux Symposium would like to invite you to the Symposium Welcome Reception. Some talks, good cheer, and a showing of "The Code" are on the agenda.
20:00
Thursday, June 27
10:00	Making Linux safe for virtual machines Jeff G Dike	The HTree Directory Index for Ext2 Daniel R Phillips	HPC Federated Cluster Administration with C3 v3.1 Brian M. Luethke - Oak Ridge National lab	Using OSDL Scalable Test Platform Randy Dunlap - Open Source Development Lab
11:00	Break
11:15	Automatic Regression testing of network code: User-Mode Linux and FreeSWAN. Michael C Richardson - Sandelman Software Works Corporation	Online Resizing with ext2 and ext3 Andreas E Dilger - Cluster File Systems	High performance applications on a linux cluster. Wim A Coekaerts - Oracle	Part II
12:30	Lunch
13:30	A Comparative Study of Device Driver APIs towards a Uniform Linux Approach Iyad Ouaiss - Lebanese American University	Lustre: the intergalactic file system Peter J Braam - Cluster File Systems	System Installation Suite Sean Dague - IBM	One-Day Compilers Graydon Hoare - Red Hat Software
14:30	Break
14:45	The Linux Kernel Device Model Patrick Mochel	Reverse engineering an advanced filesystem Christoph Hellwig	Embedding Linux David Woodhouse - Red Hat UK Ltd	Part II
15:45	Break
16:00	Round 3: aio vs /dev/epoll Benjamin C.R. LaHaise	GnomePrint. The future of the GNOME printing infrastructure Chema Celorio	Advanced Boot Scripts Richard E Gooch	Supporting IPv6 on Linux Servers Ibrahim Haddad - Ericsson Research
17:00	Break
17:15	BOFS:Linux memory managment performance on NUMA machines Martin J. Bligh, IBM Linux Technology Center, Scalability group.	BOFS:Reliability, Availability and Serviceability, Part I. Richard J Moore	BOFS: Linux support for EFI (Extensible Firmware Interface) on IA-64 and IA-32 platforms Stephane Eranian	BOFS: Getting Open Source and Linux INto in GovernmentS Joseph Potvin
20:00	BOFS: Open source Bioinformatics Peter D. St. Onge	BOFS: Linux Security Modules Chris Wright, WireX Communications	BOFS: Infiniband Robert J. Woodruff	BOFS: Bringing Linux into the Data Centre Steve Hemminger, OSDL
Friday, June 28
10:00	BKL: One Lock to Bind Them All Rick M Lindsley	Scalability of the Directory Entry Cache Hanna Linder - IBM	Running Linux on a DSP? Michael D Durrant - Arcturus Networks Inc.	Single-Source Publishing with DocBook XML Dan York - Mitel Networks Corp.
11:00	Break
11:15	Porting drivers to HP Mckinley IO subsystems Grant Grundler - HP	Incrementally Improving the Linux SCSI Subsystem James Bottomley - SteelEye Technology, Inc	LART Lessons Learned Erik Mouw - Delft University of Technology	Part II
12:30	Lunch
13:30	fuss, futexes and furwocks: Fast Userlevel Locking in Linux Rusty Russell	EVMS: A Common Framework for Volume Management Steven L. Pratt - IBM	MetaNet: Message-Passing Network Daemons Erik J Walthinsen	Part III
14:30	Break
14:45	Improving Linux block I/O performance for enterprise workloads Shailabh Nagar - IBM	The Linux Test Project Paul Larson - IBM	How to replicate the fire - HA for netfilter based firewalls Harald Welte - Astaro AG
15:45	Break
16:00	POSIX threads and the Linux kernel Dave McCracken - IBM	Access Control in Distributed Environments Miroslaw Zakrzewski - Ericsson Research	Linux Traffic Control - for the user and developer Bert Hubert - PowerDNS
17:00	Break
17:15	BOFS: EXT2/EXT3 developers Andreas Dilger, ClusterFS	BOFS: Reliability, Availability and Serviceability, Part II Richard J Moore	BOFS:Kernel Janitors William Lee Irwin III	BOFS:Linux video development Billy Biggs
20:00	BOFS:Open Source & Copyright Reform Russell McOrmond, Flora	BOFS:Future directions of Linux firewalling Harald Welte, netfilter core team & Astaro AG	BOFS:2.5 Kernel Block I/O request splitting. Mark Peloquin	BOFS: LinuxChix, Women & Open Source Computing Val Henson
Saturday, June 29
10:00	Prospect - A Sampling System Profiler for Linux, Design, Implementation, and Internals Alex Tsariounov - Hewlett-Packard Company	Security Policy Generation through Package Management Charles Levert - Ericsson Research	TCP/IP Network Stack Performance in Linux Kernel 2.4.x and 2.5.x Vaijayanthimala K Anand - IBM	Clustering with OSCAR Thomas J Naughton - Oak Ridge National Laboratory
11:00	Break
11:15	Read-Copy Update Paul E McKenney - IBM	The long road to the AES Jean-Luc R Cooke - CertainKey Inc.	Evaluation and Improvement of IPv6 Protocol Stack by USAGI Project Yuji Y.S Sekiya - Keio University	Part II
12:30	Lunch
13:30	Multiple Page Size Support in the Linux Kernel Simon J Winwood - IBM	Packaging NSA SE Linux for Debian Russell Coker	Cebolla: Pragmatic IP Anonymity Zach A Brown	Part III
14:30	Break
15:15	Keynote Address
20:00	Party at the Black Thorn For the third year in a row we'll be raiding the Black Thorn to end the Symposium with a blast. On behalf of all of our Sponsors we'd like to invite you out for a night of fun!
Sunday, June 30