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Tuesday July 19th, 2005

12h00-20h00

Sign in Desk Open

Wednesday July 20th, 2005

Time	Room A	Room B	Room C	Room D
08h00	Sign in Desk Open
10h00	A 2.6 kernel roadmap Jonathan Corbet
11h00	Break
11h30	NKLD: the Novell Linux Kernel Debugger Clyde Griffin	Building Linux Software with Conary Michael K. Johnson	The BlueZ towards a wireless world of penguins Marcel Holtmann	KDevelop - the comprehensive tool for development tasks Alexander Dymo
12h30	Lunch
13h30	Using genetic algorithms to autonomically tune the kernel. Jake Moilanen	SNAP Computing and the X Window System Jim Gettys	Hot Keys, Video Control, Suspend/Resume, Oh My! -- Recent advances and current challenges in Linux/ACPI Len Brown
14h30	Break
15h00	Examining Linux 2.6 Page-Cache Performance Sonny Rao	TWIN: An Even Smaller Window System for Even Smaller Devices Keith Packard	On faster application startup times: Cache stuffing, seek profiling, adaptive preloading bert hubert	Building Highly Available Linux Cluster with HA-OSCAR Ibrahim Haddad
16h00	Break
16h30	Can you handle the pressure? Making Linux bulletproof under load Martin J Bligh	Automated BoardFarm: Only Better with Bacon Christian Holtje	Linux Standard Base (LSB) Development Kit for application building/porting Rajesh Banginwar
17h30	Dinner
19h00	Keysigning Matthew Wilcox
20h00-23h00	Welcome Reception: How to talk to Business people about the value of OpenSource Art Cannon

Thursday July 21st, 2005

Time	Room A	Room B	Room C	Room D
09h30	Sign in Desk Open
10h00	nfsim: Untested code is buggy code Rusty Russell	PCI Express Port Bus Driver Support for Linux Tom Long Nguyen	DCCP on Linux Arnaldo Carvalho de Melo	Write a real, working Linux driver. Greg Kroah-Hartman
11h00	Break
11h30	Trusted Computing and Linux Emily Ratliff	RapidIO for Linux Matt Porter	Linux Multipathing Ed Goggin
12h30	Lunch
13h30	State of Art : Where we are with the Ext3 filesystem? Mingming Cao	Building Murphy compatible embedded Linux systems Gilad Ben-Yossef	Profiling Java on Linux John Kacur	CKRM Controllers chandra seetharaman
14h30	Break
15h00	Block Devices and Transport Classes: Where are we going? James Bottomley	eCryptfs: An Enterprise-class Encrypted Filesystem for Linux Michael Austin Halcrow	Networking Driver Performance and Measurement - e1000 A Case Study John A. Ronciak	Write a real, working Linux driver. Greg Kroah-Hartman
16h00	Break
16h30	Kdump, A Kexec based kernel crash dumping mechanism Vivek Goyal	Enhancements to Linux I/O Scheduling Seetharami R Seelam	Clusterproc; Linux kernel Support for Clusterwide Process Management Bruce J. Walker
17h30	Dinner
19h00	NFSv4 BOF Bryce Harrington	Driver Distributors & DKMS - Futures Matt Domsch	X Window System BOF Jim Gettys	What does obtaining Security Certification for Linux really mean? Doc Shankar
20h00	Developing iSCSI Storage Systems on Linux Tomonori Fujita	Linux Security BoF Chris Wright	Memory Hotplug BOF Dave Hansen	Introduction to the InfiniBand Core Software Bob Woodruff
21h00	Xen Hypervisor BOF Ian Pratt	Proposal for a new kernel level wireless configuration interface James Ketrenos	Spamikaze, a distributed spam blocking system Rik van Riel	The Audit Subsystem Mounir Bsaibes

Friday July 22nd, 2005

Time	Room A	Room B	Room C	Room D
09h30	Sign in Desk Open
10h00	Linux Virtualization on Virtual Iron VFe Alex Vasilevsky	pktgen the linux packet generator Robert Olsson	The usbmon: USB monitoring framework Pete Zaitcev	Adopting & commenting the old kernel source code for educational purpose Jiong Zhao
11h00	Break
11h30	Xen 3.0 and the Art of Virtualization Ian Pratt	dmraid - device-mapper RAID tool Heinz Mauelshagen	Beagle: Free and Open Desktop Search Jon Trowbridge
12h30	Lunch
13h30	Using a the Xen Hypervisor to Supercharge OS Deployment Mike D Day	Active Block I/O Scheduling System (ABISS) Giel de Nijs	SeqHoundRWeb.py: a Python-based interface to a comprehensive online bioinformatics resource Peter St. Onge	How to recognize ugly graphics, and what you can do about them. A tutorial on cairo. Carl D. Worth
14h30	Break
15h00	UML and the Intel VT extensions Jeff Dike	Usage of Virtualized GNU/Linux to Support Binary Testing Across Multiple Distributions Gordon McFadden	Locating system problems using dynamic instrumentation Vara Prasad
16h00	Break
16h30	Testing the Xen Hypervisor and Linux Virtual Machines Paul Larson	Glen or Glenda: Empowering Users and Applications with Private Namespaces Eric Van Hensbergen	Flow based network accounting with Linux Harald Welte	A hands-on discussion of Open HPI Tariq Shureih
17h30	Dinner Break
18h00	Common virtualisation infrastructure (BOF) Rik van Riel	Linux device persistant naming policy Greg Kroah-Hartman	AIO on Linux: Whither to go from here ? Suparna Bhattacharya	Distbuilder: A System for Building Cross-Compiled Distributions from Source La Monte HP Yarroll
19h00	Linux Kernel Interfaces and Components to Support Open Source Clustering Bruce J. Walker	Recording A Rock Band With Linux Martin Schwenke	LSB: The Road Ahead Mats Wichmann	Debian Women: encouraging women without segregating! Felipe Augusto van de Wiel
20h00	Linux Cluster Infrastructure BOF Daniel Phillips	GOSLING / Canadian Copyright update Russell McOrmond	HUru - Coding Beyond Myst Olaf Kirch	Locating system problems with dynamic instrumentation Vara Prasad
21h00	Fedora BOF Jeremy Katz	Linux-HA BOF Alan L Robertson	Linux Power Management Patrick Mochel	Carrier Grade Linux: The Full Story! Ibrahim Haddad

Saturday July 23rd, 2005

Time	Room A	Room B	Room C	Room D
09h30	Sign in Desk Open
12h00	NPTL Stabilization Project Tony Reix	Large Receive Offload implementation in Neterion 10GbE Ethernet driver Leonid Grossman	Hotplug Memory Redux Joel H Schopp	The Netpoll API Matt Mackall
13h00	Break
13h30	Chip Multi Processing(CMP) aware Linux Kernel Scheduler Suresh Siddha	Linux Is Now IPv6 Ready Hideaki Yoshifuji	We are not getting any younger: A new approach to timekeeping and timers John Stultz
14h30	Break
15h00	The sysfs Filesystem Patrick Mochel	An Alternative to TOE: Intel I/O Acceleration Chris Leech	Ho Hum, yet another memory allocator. Do we need another dynamic per-cpu allocator? Ravikiran G Thirumalai	Improving dynamic wired/wireless profile management James Ketrenos
15h30	Break
16h00	Keynote Address Dave Jones
17h30	Dinner
20h00	Final Event

Sunday July 24th, 2005

14h00

Hacker Bike Ride
Jody McIntyre

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