Loading…
This event has ended. Create your own event on Sched.
Be sure to join us for the event. Learn more about ELC and the OpenIoT Summit, or register now! 
Back To Schedule
Thursday, February 23 • 9:00am - 9:50am
About The Need to Power Instrument The Linux Kernel - Patrick Titiano, BayLibre

Sign up or log in to save this to your schedule, view media, leave feedback and see who's attending!

Feedback form is now closed.
A major issue the Community faces regarding power management is the lack of power data and instrumentation: dev boards miss probe points, SW PM code poorly instrumented, SoC vendors not sharing much power data. Therefore, when comes the power optimization stage, ad hoc/custom techniques are used over and over again. In addition to the lack of HW and SW instrumentation, power measurement equipment is usually expensive and not affordable for many developers. Not much can be done about HW instrumentation, but power instrumenting the Linux Kernel could definitively help. For instance, we could finally dynamically get the real platform power consumption, therefore enabling closed-loop power policies, power visualization apps, improved power models for nextgen SoC, etc. Motivations, challenges, and benefits will be discussed during this presentation, closing with a proof of concept.

Speakers
avatar for Patrick Titiano

Patrick Titiano

SW Director, BayLibre
Patrick Titiano has 18 years of engineering experience in embedded technologies. Patrick spent 9 years at Texas Instruments as an OMAP Power Management Expert (from architecture to use-case power optimization). Patrick also developed embedded diagnostic open source tools (“omapconf... Read More →


Thursday February 23, 2017 9:00am - 9:50am PST
Broadway III/IV