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Priyalee Kushwaha

Intel Corp
Tuesday, February 21
 

10:30am PST

Drinking From The CVE Firehose: Or How To Ensure Your Open Source Product Survives the Onslaught Of Publicly Known Security Vulnerabilities - Ryan Ware, Intel Corporation Grand Ballroom I/II Device Tree in Zephyr Project - Andy Gross, Linaro Broadway I/II

11:30am PST

Embedded Linux Size Reduction Techniques - Michael Opdenacker, Free Electrons Broadway III/IV

2:00pm PST

Enabling New Hardware in U-Boot - Jon Mason, Broadcom Ltd. Skyline II Moving from IoT to IIoT with Maker Boards, Linux, and Open-source Software Tools - Matt Newton, Opto 22 Galleria South War Story: Using Zephyr Project to Develop a Wearable Device - Fabien Parent, BayLibre Broadway I/II

3:00pm PST

Debugging Usually Slightly Broken (USB) Devices and Drivers - Krzysztof Opasiak, Samsung R&D Institute Poland Skyline II

4:20pm PST

Exporting Virtual Memory as dmabuf - Nikhil Devshatwar, Texas Instruments Atrium Ballroom

5:20pm PST

Securing Embedded Linux Systems with TPM 2.0 - Philip Tricca, Intel Grand Ballroom I/II
 
Wednesday, February 22
 

10:30am PST

Code Review Training for Kernel Patch Reviewers - Mark Gross, Intel/OTC Broadway III/IV Power Management Integrated Circuits: Keep the Power in Your Hands - Quentin Schulz, Free Electrons Grand Ballroom I/II

11:30am PST

Cross Platform Enablement for the Yocto Project with Containers - Randy Witt, Intel Broadway III/IV

2:00pm PST

Timekeeping in the Linux Kernel - Stephen Boyd, Qualcomm Innovation Center Grand Ballroom I/II

3:00pm PST

Groking the Linux SPI Subsystem - Matt Porter, Konsulko Atrium Ballroom

4:20pm PST

Adding Inter-event Capabilities to Linux Kernel Trace Events - Tom Zanussi, Intel Grand Ballroom I/II
 
Thursday, February 23
 

9:00am PST

About The Need to Power Instrument The Linux Kernel - Patrick Titiano, BayLibre Broadway III/IV

10:00am PST

ALSA Topology Framework - Vinod Koul, Intel Grand Ballroom I Real-Time Linux on Embedded Multicore Processors - Andreas Ehmanns, Technical Advisor Atrium Ballroom

11:10am PST

Improving the Bootup Speed of AOSP - Bernhard Rosenkränzer, Linaro Atrium Ballroom

12:10pm PST

Transforming New Product Development with Open Hardware - Stephano Cetola, Intel Broadway III/IV

2:30pm PST

Over-the-air (OTA) Software Updates without Downtime or Service Disruption - Ingve Vormestrand, IncludeOS Broadway I/II

3:30pm PST

Developing a New WiFi Daemon for Linux - Marcel Holtmann, Open Source Technology Center, Intel Atrium Ballroom

4:30pm PST

Xen and the Art of Embedded Systems Virtualization - Stefano Stabellini, Aporeto Broadway III/IV