ELCE 2015 conference videos available

ELC Europe 2015 logoAs often in the recent years, the Linux Foundation has shot videos of most of the talks at the Embedded Linux Conference Europe 2015, in Dublin last October.

These videos are now available on YouTube, and individual links are provided on the elinux.org wiki page that keeps track of presentation materials as well. You can also find them all through the Embedded Linux Conference Europe 2015 playlist on YouTube.

All this is of course a priceless addition to the on-line slides. We hope these talks will incite you to participate to the next editions of the Embedded Linux Conference, like in San Diego in April, or in Berlin in October this year.

In particular, here are the videos from the presentations from Bootlin engineers.

Alexandre Belloni, Supporting multi-function devices in the Linux kernel

Kernel maintainership: an oral tradition

Tutorial: learning the basics of Buildroot

Our CTO Thomas Petazzoni also gave a keynote (Linux kernel SoC mainlining: Some success factors), which was well attended. Unfortunately, like for some of the other keynotes, no video is available.

ELC 2015 videos available

The videos from the last Embedded Linux Conference that took place late March in San Jose, California, are now available on Youtube! This represents a lot of interesting and useful content about embedded Linux topics.

You’ll find below the videos of the three talks given by Bootlin engineers at this Embedded Linux Conference.

An Overview of the kernel DMAEngine subsystem, Maxime Ripard

MLC/TLC NAND Support: Challenges for MTD/NAND Subsystem, Boris Brezillon

The Device Tree as a Stable ABI: A Fairy Tale?, Thomas Petazzoni

Videos from Embedded Linux Conference 2014

San Jose, CaliforniaAs the summer is coming to an end, we finally managed to publish the videos we recorded during the last Embedded Linux Conference, held earlier this year in San Jose, California.

This year, the Linux Foundation was only recording the audio of the talks, and we’ve been recording the video only for a few talks. Sorry to all the speakers that won’t be able to see their footage, but we were not able to attend (and record) all of the talks this year. Still, we include below the links to all the talks, slides and their audio recording, in order to cover all of this year’s schedule.

Our videos

Alan OttVideo capture
Signal 11 Software
USB and the Real World
Slides
Audio Recording
Video (49 minutes):
full HD (365M), 800×450 (224M)

Alexandre BelloniVideo capture
Bootlin
Using Yocto for Modules Manufacturers
Slides
Audio Recording
Video (56 minutes):
full HD (421M), 800×450 (224M)

David Anders, Matt RanostayVideo capture
CircuitCo, Intel
Hardware Debugging Tools, Sigrok: Using Logic to Debug Logic
Slides
Audio Recording
Video (42 minutes):
full HD (314M), 800×450 (223M)

David Anders, Matt Porter, Matt Ranostay, Karim YaghmourVideo capture
CircuitCo, Linaro, Intel, Opersys
Debugging – Panel Discussion
Audio Recording
Video (43 minutes):
full HD (322M), 800×450 (228M)

Gregory ClementVideo capture
Bootlin
SMP Bring Up On ARM SOCs
Slides
Audio Recording
Video (48 minutes):
full HD (359M), 800×450 (253M)

Linus WalleijVideo capture
Linaro
Fear and Loathing in the Media Transfer Protocol
Slides
Audio Recording
Video (55 minutes):
full HD (414M), 800×450 (224M)

Martti PiirainenVideo capture
Tieto
Productizing Telephony and Audio in a GNU/Linux (Sailfish OS) Smartphone
Slides
Audio Recording
Video (46 minutes):
full HD (343M), 800×450 (204M)

Matt PorterVideo capture
Linaro
Debugging – Linux Kernel Testing
Audio Recording
Video (47 minutes):
full HD (357M), 800×450 (254M)

Matt PorterVideo capture
Linaro
Kernel USB Gadget Configfs Interface
Slides
Audio Recording
Video (42 minutes):
full HD (317M), 800×450 (224M)

Maxime RipardVideo capture
Bootlin
Supporting a New ARM Platform: The Allwinner SoCs Example
Slides
Audio Recording
Video (48 minutes):
full HD (364M), 800×450 (203M)

Micheal E AndersonVideo capture
The PTR Group, Inc.
Extending Linux using Arduinos
Slides
Audio Recording
Video (57 minutes):
full HD (430M), 800×450 (230M)

Michael OpdenackerVideo capture
Bootlin
Update on Boot Time Reduction Techniques with Figures
Slides
Audio Recording
Video (45 minutes):
full HD (340M), 800×450 (198M)

Thomas PetazzoniVideo capture
Bootlin
Buildroot: What’s New?
Slides
Audio Recording
Video (52 minutes):
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Thomas PetazzoniVideo capture
Bootlin
Two Years of ARM SoC Support mainlining: Lessons Learned
Slides
Audio Recording
Video (52 minutes):
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Tomasz FigaVideo capture
Samsung R&D Institute
Trees need care: A Solution to Device Tree Validation Problem
Slides
Audio Recording
Video (50 minutes):
full HD (377M), 800×450 (234M)

Tristan LelongVideo capture
Adeneo Embedded
Linux Quickboot
Slides
Audio Recording
Video (54 minutes):
full HD (406M), 800×450 (288M)

Other talks

Adrian Perez de Castro
Igalia
Improving Performance Of A WebKit Port MIPS Platform
Slides
Audio Recording

Adrien Verge
Ecole Polytechnique Montreal
Hardware-Assisted Software Tracing
Slides
Audio Recording

Behan Webster
Converse in Code Inc.
LLVMLinux: Embracing the Dragon
Slides
Audio Recording

Belen Barros Pena
Intel’s Open Source Technology Center
Building Tools From the Outside In: Bringing User-Centered Design to Embedded Linux
Slides
Audio Recording

Bradley M. Kuhn
Software Freedom Conservancy
Collaborative GPL Enforcement Through Non-Profit Entities
Slides
Audio Recording

Joe Kontur
Panasonic
CE Workgroup (BoFs)
Audio Recording

Chase Maupin
Texas Instruments
Using Agile Development Practices For Kernel Development
Audio Recording

Chris Simmonds
2net
A Timeline For Embedded Linux
Audio Recording

David Anders, Tim Bird, Matt Porter, Benjamin Zores, Karim Yaghmour
CircuitCo, Sony Mobile, Linaro, Alcatel-Lucent, OperSys
Keynote Panel: IoT and the Role of Embedded Linux and Android
Audio Recording

David Greaves
Mer Project
The #qt/#wayland/#systemd/#btrfs-phone … the Jolla phone
Slides
Audio Recording

Denys Dmytriyenko
Texas Instruments
Qt5 & Yocto – adding SDK and easy app migration from Qt4
Slides
Audio Recording

Gabriel Huau
Adeneo Embedded
Hardware Accelerated Video Streaming with V4L2
Slides
Audio Recording

Geert Uytterhoeven
Glider bvba
Engaging Device Trees
Slides
Audio Recording

Hans Verkuil
Cisco Systems Norway
An Introduction to the Video4Linux Framework
Slides
Audio Recording

Hisao Munakata, Tsugikazu Shibata
Renesas Electronics, NEC
LTSI Project Update for 3.10 Kernel and Future Plan
Audio Recording

Insop Song
Gainspeed
Can A Board Bringing Up Be Less Painful, if with Yocto and Linux?
Slides
Audio Recording

Iyad Qumei
LG Electronics
webOS, An Openembedded Use Case
Slides
Audio Recording

Jeff Osier-Mixon
Intel Corporation
Yocto Project / OpenEmbedded BoF
Audio Recording

Josh Cartwright
Qualcomm Innovation Center
System Power Management Interface (SPMI)
Audio Recording

Khem Raj
Juniper Networks
(Tutorial) Some GCC Optimizations for Embedded Software
Slides
Audio Recording

Laurent Pinchart
Renesas Linux Kernel Team
Mastering the DMA and IOMMU APIs
Slides
Audio Recording

John ‘Warthog9’ Hawley, Nitin Kamble
Intel
Making a Splash: Digital Signage Powered by MinnowBoard and the Yocto Project
Slides
Audio Recording

Mark Brown
Linaro
What’s going on with SPI
Audio Recording

Mark Skarpness
Intel
Keynote: Scaling Android at the Speed of Mobility
Audio Recording

Marta Rybczynska
Kalray
Porting Linux to a New Architecture
Slides
Audio Recording

Michael Christofferson
Enea
User Space Drivers in Linux ? Pros, Cons, and Implementation Issues
Audio Recording

Michael E Anderson
The PTR Group, Inc.
How to Build a Linux-Based Robot
Slides
Audio Recording

Minchan Kim
LG Electronics
Volatile Ranges
Audio Recording

Tim Bird
Sony Mobile
(BoFs) QCOM SoC Mainlining
Audio Recording

Patrick Titiano
BayLibre
Use-Case Power Management Optimization: Identifying & Tracking Key Power Indicators
Slides
Audio Recording

Philip Balister
OpenSDR
Open-Source Tools for Software-Defined Radio on Multicore ARM+DSP
Slides
Audio Recording

Ricardo Salveti de Araujo
Ubuntu Touch low level stack
Ubuntu Touch Internals
Slides
Audio Recording

Thomas Petazzoni
Bootlin
Device Tree for Dummies
Slides
Audio Recording

Tim Bird
Sony Mobile
Keynote: The Paradox of embedded and Open Source
Slides
Audio Recording

Tom Zanussi
Intel’s Open Source Technology Center
MicroYocto and the ‘Internet of Tiny’
Slides
Audio Recording

Victor Rodriguez
Intel
Introducing Embedded Linux to Universities
Slides
Audio Recording

Vitaly Wool
Softprise Consulting OU
Linux for Microcontrollers: Spreading the Disease
Slides
Audio Recording

Wolfgang Mauerer
Siemens
Understanding the Embedded Linux Ecosystem with Codeface
Slides
Audio Recording

Yoshitake Kobayashi
Toshiba
Using Real-Time Patch with LTSI Kernel
Slides
Audio Recording

Videos and slides of the Kernel Recipes 2013 conference

Kernel Recipes LogoAs we mentionned earlier on this blog, Bootlin participated to the second edition of the Kernel Recipes conference in Paris, a two-days conference dedicated to kernel topics.

The videos and slides of the talks in this conference have now been published, see https://kernel-recipes.org/en/2013/conferences/ for the complete list. There is a good number of interesting topics: discussion about kernel development environment by Willy Tarreau, status of Nftables and Netfilter in general by Eric Leblond, a talk explaning how to decipher kernel oopses, a talk about Crosstool-NG from Yann E. Morin, a discussion about Linux Security Modules, a talk about the status of Display support in the kernel by Laurent Pinchart, and several lightning talks.

The talks from Bootlin were:

Bootlin really enjoyed this conference, and is looking forward to participating again next year. Thanks a lot to the organizers!

Videos from Embedded Linux Conference 2013

San FranciscoBetter late than never: we are finally publishing a set of videos of 24 talks from the last Embedded Linux Conference, which took place earlier this year in San Francisco, California. These videos are coming in addition to the videos that the Linux Foundation had posted from this conference on video.linux.com.

Our videos are the ones from other talks, covering topics such as I2C, the BeagleBone, the Common Display Framework, Kernel debugging, Memory management in the kernel, usage of SPDX in Yocto, the SCHED_DEADLINE scheduler, the management of ARM SoC support in the kernel, real-time, kernel testing, and more. We’re also including below the full set of videos from the Linux Foundation, so that this page nicely gives links to all the videos from Embedded Linux Conference 2013.

Our videos

David AndersVideo capture
Texas Instruments
Board Bringup: You, Me and I2C
Slides
Video (38 minutes):
full HD (269M), 800×450 (151M)

Jayneil DalalVideo capture
Texas Instruments
Beaglebone Hands-On Tutorial
Slides
Video (66 minutes):
full HD (444M), 800×450 (249M)

Jesse BarkerVideo capture
Linaro
Common Display Framework BoF
Video (113 minutes):
full HD (761M), 800×450 (389M)

Alison ChaikenVideo capture
Mentor Embedded Software Division
Embedded Linux Takes on the Hard Problems of Automotive
Slides
Video (54 minutes):
full HD (359M), 800×450 (152M)

Kevin ChalmersVideo capture
Texas Instruments
RFC: Obtaining Management Buy-in for Mainline Development
Slides
Video (36 minutes):
full HD (253M), 800×450 (140M)

Michael ChristoffersonVideo capture
Enea
Yocto Meta-Virtualization Layer Project
Slides
Video (47 minutes):
full HD (330M), 800×450 (187M)

Kevin DankwardtVideo capture
K Computing
Survey of Linux Kernel Debugging Techniques
Slides
Video (50 minutes):
full HD (350M), 800×450 (206M)

Ezequiel Alfredo GarciaVideo capture
VanguardiaSur
Kernel Dynamic Memory Allocation Tracking and Reduction
Slides
Video (56 minutes):
full HD (398M), 800×450 (235M)

Christopher FriedtVideo capture
Research In Motion
Gentoo-Bionic: We Can Rebuild Him. Better. Stronger. Faster.
Slides
Video (39 minutes):
full HD (272M), 800×450 (154M)

Gregoire GentilVideo capture
Always Innovating
Lessons Learned in Designing a Self-Video, Self-Hovering Nano Copter
Video (56 minutes):
full HD (391M), 800×450 (225M)

Mark Gisi, Mark HatleVideo capture
Wind River Systems
Leveraging SPDX with Yocto
Video (53 minutes):
full HD (376M), 800×450 (204M)

Yoshitake KobayashiVideo capture
TOSHIBA Corporation
Deadline Miss Detection with SCHED_DEADLINE
Slides
Video (38 minutes):
full HD (274M), 800×450 (158M)

Tetsuyuki KobayashiVideo capture
Kiyoto Microcomputer
Tips of Malloc and Free
Slides
Video (39 minutes):
full HD (277M), 800×450 (163M)

Tristan LelongVideo capture
Adeneo Embedded
Debugging on a Production System
Slides
Video (51 minutes):
full HD (354M), 800×450 (195M)

Noor UI MubeenVideo capture
Intel Technology India Pvt Ltd
Making Gadgets Really “cool”
Slides
Video (45 minutes):
full HD (298M), 800×450 (122M)

Hisao MunakataVideo capture
Renesas Electronics
How to Cook the LTSI Kernel with Yocto Recipe
Slides
Video (42 minutes):
full HD (295M), 800×450 (166M)

Olof JohanssonVideo capture
Google
Anatomy of the arm-soc git tree
Slides
Video (50 minutes):
full HD (348M), 800×450 (192M)

Mark OrvekVideo capture
Linaro
Application Diversity Demands Accelerated Linux Innovation
Slides
Video (38 minutes):
full HD (273M), 800×450 (158M)

Thomas PetazzoniVideo capture
Bootlin
Your New ARM SoC Linux Support Checklist!
Slides
Video (60 minutes):
full HD (418M), 800×450 (231M)

Matt PorterVideo capture
Texas Instruments, Inc.
Kernel Testing Tools and Techniques
Slides
Video (60 minutes):
full HD (405M), 800×450 (230M)

Brent RomanVideo capture
Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
Making Linux do Hard Real-Time
Slides
Video (24 minutes):
full HD (173M), 800×450 (101M)

Mans RullgardVideo capture
ARM/Linaro
Designing for Optimisation
Slides
Video (50 minutes):
full HD (353M), 800×450 (202M)

Chris SimmondsVideo capture
2net Limited
The End of Embedded Linux (as we know it)
Video (46 minutes):
full HD (293M), 800×450 (137M)

Hunyue YauVideo capture
HY Research LLC
uCLinux for Custom Mobile Devices
Slides
Video (40 minutes):
full HD (283M), 800×450 (151M)

Linux Foundation videos

Joo-Young HwangVideo capture
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
F2FS, Flash-Friendly File System
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Linus WalleijVideo capture
ST-Ericsson
Pin Control and GPIO Update
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Mark GrossVideo capture
Intel
The ‘Embedded Problem’ as Experienced by Intel’s Reference Phones

Video : on video.linux.com

Gap-Joo NaVideo capture
Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI)
Task Scheduling for Multicore Embedded Devices
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Joel FernandesVideo capture
Texas Instruments, Inc
FIT Image Format: Inspired by Kernel’s Device Tree
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Steven RostedtVideo capture
Red Hat
Understanding PREEMPT_RT (The Real-Time Patch)
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Ruud DerwigVideo capture
Synopsys
Using GStreamer for Seamless Off-loading Audio Processing to a DSP
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Rob LandleyVideo capture
Multicelluar
Toybox: Writing a new Linux Command Line from Scratch
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Denys DmytriyenkoVideo capture
Texas Instruments
Pre-built Binary Toolchains in Yocto Project
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Anna DushistovaVideo capture
Me, Myself and I
Target Communication Framework: One Link to Rule Them All
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Jim HuangVideo capture
0xlab
olibc: Another C Runtime Library for Embedded Linux
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Jake EdgeVideo capture
LWN.net
Namespaces for Security
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Beth FlanaganVideo capture
Intel
Listening to your Users: Refactoring the Yocto Project Autobuilder

Video : on video.linux.com

Katsuya MatsubaraVideo capture
– , IGEL Co., Ltd.
Optimizing GStreamer Video Plugins: A Case Study with Renesas SoC Platform
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Behan WebsterVideo capture
Converse in Code Inc
LLVMLinux: Compiling the Linux Kernel with LLVM
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Jim Zemlin, George GreyVideo capture
The Linux Foundation, Linaro
Working Together to Accelerate Linux Development

Video : on video.linux.com

Andrew ChathamVideo capture
Google
Google’s Self-Driving Cars: The Technology, Capabilities & Challenges
Video : on video.linux.com

Laurent PinchartVideo capture
Ideas on board SPRL
Anatomy of an Embedded KMS Driver
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Scott GarmanVideo capture
Intel Open Source Technology Center
Atom for Embedded Linux Hackers and the DIY Community
Video : on video.linux.com

Mike AndersonVideo capture
The PTR Group, Inc.
Controlling Multi-Core Race Conditions on Linux/Android
Video : on video.linux.com

Tracey Erway, Nithya RuffVideo capture
Intel Corporation, Synopsys
Can You Market an Open Source Project?
Video : on video.linux.com

Dave StewartVideo capture
Intel
Code Sweat: Embed with Nightmares
Video : on video.linux.com

Gregory ClementVideo capture
Bootlin
Common Clock Framework: How to Use It
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Sean HudsonVideo capture
Mentor Graphics
Building a Custom Linux Distribution with the Yocto Project
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Tzugikazu SHibataVideo capture
NEC
How to Decide the Linux Kernel Version for the Embedded Products to Keep Maintaining Long Term
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Mathieu PoirerVideo capture
Linaro
In Kernel Switcher: A Solution to Support ARM’s New big.LITTLE implementation
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Russell DillVideo capture
Texas Instruments
Extending the swsusp Hibernation Framework to ARM
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

John MehaffeyVideo capture
Mentor Graphics
Security Best Practices for Embedded Systems
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Leandro PereiraVideo capture
ProFUSION Embedded System
EasyUI: No Nonsense Mobile Application Development with EFL

Video : on video.linux.com

Khem RajVideo capture
OpenEmbedded
Bringing kconfig to EGLIBC
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Aaditya KumarVideo capture
Sony India Software Centre Pvt Lltd
An Insight into the Advanced XIP Filesystem (AXFS)
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Pantelis AntoniouVideo capture
Antoniou Consulting
Adventures in (simulated) Assymmetric Scheduling
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Mike Anderson, The PTR group; Zach Pfeffer, Linaro; Tim Bird, Sony Network Entertainment; David Stewart, Intel; Karim Yaghmour, Opersys (Moderator)Video capture

Is Android the new Embedded Linux

Video : on video.linux.com

George Grey, CEO, Linaro, Jim Zemlin, Executive Director, The Linux FoundationVideo capture

Working Together to Accelerate Linux Development

Video : on video.linux.com

Frank RowandVideo capture
Sony Network Entertainment
Using and Understanding the Real-Time Cyclictest Benchmark
Slides
Video : on video.linux.com

Videos of the Embedded track at FOSDEM 2012

Better late than never: we finally found the time to update our video encoding scripts, and therefore encode and upload the videos we had taken of the embedded track at FOSDEM 2012. Amongst many other interesting talks, you’ll notice two talks given by Bootlin engineers: one by Maxime Ripard on the IIO subsystem, a kernel subsystem for Industrial I/O devices, and another by Thomas Petazzoni about the usage of the Qt framework for non-graphical applications in embedded Linux systems.

Cédric BailVideo capture
EFL the upcoming embedded UI toolkit
Slides
Video (51 minutes):
full HD (337M), 800×450 (138M)

Julius Baxter, Olof KindgrenVideo capture
OpenCores.org
The OpenRisc Project
Slides
Video (28 minutes):
full HD (184M), 800×450 (74M)

Jeremy BennettVideo capture
Embecosm
Open Source Software Meets Open Source Hardware, OpenCores and the OpenRisc 1000
Video (28 minutes):
full HD (165M), 800×450 (71M)

Vasilis GeorgitzikisVideo capture
PMH: Home Automation made right
Slides
Video (27 minutes):
full HD (187M), 800×450 (81M)

Thomas PetazzoniVideo capture
Bootlin
Using Qt for non-graphical applications
Slides
Video (47 minutes):
full HD (307M), 800×450 (129M)

Jean PihetVideo capture
Texas Instruments
Linux (SoC) power management
Slides
Video (39 minutes):
full HD (268M), 800×450 (117M)

Maxime RipardVideo capture
Bootlin
IIO, a new subsystem for I/O devices
Slides
Video (35 minutes):
full HD (211M), 800×450 (97M)

Arnoult VandecappelleVideo capture
Mind
Safe upgrade of embedded systems
Slides
Video (47 minutes):
full HD (320M), 800×450 (138M)

Bootlin at the Android Builders Summit and the Embedded Linux Conference: one talk and video recording

A good part of the Bootlin team will be in San Francisco (actually, not in San Francisco, but in the Bay Area) from February, 13th to 17th for the Android Builders Summit and the Embedded Linux Conference.

Android Builders Summit 2012
Android Builders Summit 2012

The Android Builders Summit is the second edition of this conference dedicated to Android system development (and not application development). Compared to last year, the conference has been extended to three parallel tracks during two days. There are many talks about Android customization, Android internals, Android porting, usage of Android in specific markets (medical devices, vehicle infotainment), etc. A lot of useful talks for developers working at the Android system level.

Embedded Linux Conference 2012
Embedded Linux Conference 2012

The Embedded Linux Conference is now a well-established conference. Again for this 2012 edition, there will be three parallel tracks during three days. There will be talks about many, many topics: performance and optimization, power management, build systems, drivers for various types of devices, multimedia, ARM kernel support and much more.

I will be giving a talk about Buildroot: A Nice, Simple and Efficient Embedded Linux Build System on the second day of the conference. The aim of the talk is to give a status on where Buildroot is, three years after a maintainer was chosen and a big clean up work was started. The project has changed a lot compared to its state three years ago, so I thought it would be nice to make a status on where Buildroot and where it is going.

With my colleagues Grégory Clément and Maxime Ripard, we will also record all the talks from the Embedded Linux Conference in order to put the videos online, freely available, after the conference, as we have done for many past conferences.

We hope to meet you in San Francisco for the Android Builders Summit and the Embedded Linux Conference!

Bootlin at FOSDEM: two talks and video recording

I'm going to FOSDEMAs usual, Bootlin will again be present at the FOSDEM conference in Brussels, on February, 4th and February 5th. We will of course mostly be attending the Embedded DevRoom, with multiple talks around development in the embedded space.

We will also be giving two talks this year:

  • My colleague Maxime Ripard will be giving a talk about IIO, a new subsystem for I/O devices. In short, IIO is a new subsystem in the kernel to write drivers for devices like Analog-to-Digital converters. Maxime has worked on a driver inside the IIO subsystem for the internal ADCs of the AT91 processors from Atmel, and will base his talk mostly on the experience developing this driver. This talk will take place on Saturday, 12:00 AM to 1:00 PM in the Lameere room.
  • I will be giving a talk on Using Qt for non-graphical applications. It is a talk that has already been given at the Embedded Linux Conference Europe, but the audience of FOSDEM and ELCE being quite different, we have chosen to propose it for FOSDEM as well, and it got accepted. This talk will take place on Sunday, 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM in the Lameere room.

There are also other talks that are worth noting: a SoC power management talk from Jean Pihet who works on OMAP power management support in the Linux kernel, a talk about OpenCores and OpenRISC, a talk about Safe Upgrade of Embedded Systems by Arnout Vandecappelle, who contributes a lot to Buildroot, and also other talks about OpenWRT, Yocto, licensing issues in Android, the EFL libraries, and more.

We will also be carrying our camcorder to video record those talks. We are trying to see with the FOSDEM organization team if it possible to record the audio directly from the room sound systems in order to provide better audio quality in our videos.

If you happen to be at FOSDEM, we’d be very happy to meet you!

Embedded Linux Conference Europe 2011 videos

One week after the end of the Embedded Linux Conference Europe 2011, we are pleased to release the videos of all talks that took place during this event. We would like to thank the Linux Foundation for allowing us to record those talks and to share freely the resulting videos on-line, and also thank the Clarion Congress Hotel technical staff for helping us with technical details related to video recording.

Below, you’ll find 51 videos, in both a 1920×1080 HD format and a reduced 800×450 format. In total, it represents 28 GB of video, for a duration of 2214 minutes, that is more of 36 hours of video. We hope that you will enjoy those videos and that these will be useful to those who couldn’t attend the conference.

Jim ZemlinVideo capture
Executive Director of The Linux Foundation
Imagine a World Without Linux
Video (24 minutes):
full HD (220M), 450×800 (76M)

Linus Torvalds, Alan Cox, Thomas Gleixner, Paul McKenneyVideo capture
moderated by Lennart Poettering
Kernel Developer Panel
Video (55 minutes):
full HD (622M), 450×800 (191M)

Zach PfefferVideo capture
Linaro
Linaro’s Android Platform
Video (45 minutes):
full HD (604M), 450×800 (164M)

Thomas GleixnerVideo capture
Linutronix
State of PREEMPT_RT
Video (46 minutes):
full HD (374M), 450×800 (147M)

Jessica ZhangVideo capture
Intel
The Yocto Project Eclipse plug-in: An effective IDE environment for both Embedded Application and System developers
Video (45 minutes):
full HD (431M), 450×800 (118M)

Satoru UedaVideo capture
Sony Corporation / Japan OSS Promotion Forum
Contributing to the Community? Does your Manager Support You?
Video (42 minutes):
full HD (556M), 450×800 (140M)

Benjamin ZoresVideo capture
Alcatel-Lucent
Embedded Linux Optimization Techniques: How Not To Be Slow
Slides
Video (44 minutes):
full HD (328M), 450×800 (125M)

Ohad Ben-CohenVideo capture
Texas Instruments
Remote Processor Messaging
Slides
Video (48 minutes):
full HD (433M), 450×800 (131M)

Jeff Osier-MixonVideo capture
Intel
Collaborative Initiatives in Embedded Linux
Video (26 minutes):
full HD (266M), 450×800 (73M)

Karim YaghmourVideo capture
Opersys Inc.
Leveraging Android’s Linux Heritage
Video (51 minutes):
full HD (419M), 450×800 (168M)

Pierre TardyVideo capture
Intel
Using pytimechart For Real World Analysis
Slides
Video (51 minutes):
full HD (495M), 450×800 (132M)

Arnd BergmannVideo capture
Linaro
Optimizations for Cheap Flash Media
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Sony Ericsson
Saving Power with Wi-Fi: How to Prolong Your Battery Life and Still Stay Connected
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Intel
Developing Embedded Linux Devices Using the Yocto Project and What’s new in 1.1
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Kyoto Micro Computer
Android is NOT Just “Java on Linux”
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Bootlin
Using Buildroot For a Real Project
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Sony Network Entertainment
Status of Embedded Linux BoFs
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Instituto Nokia de Tecnologia, Intel
The Linux NFC Subsystem
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Texas Instruments
Board Bringup: LCD and Display Interfaces
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President of Global Solutions at Ixonos
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Chief Linux and Open Source Technologist at Intel
Reflection on 20 Years of Linux
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Secret Lab
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Texas Instuments
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Synopsys
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ARM Ltd.
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Bootlin
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Samsung Electronics
ARM DMA-Mapping Framework Redesign and IOMMU Integration
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ST Microelectronics
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Intel
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Intel
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Videos of Android Builders Summit 2011

Android LogoJust after the Embedded Linux Conference 2011, the first edition of the Android Builders Conference took place in San Francisco, on April 13th and April 14th 2011. This is the first, and to date, probably the first, conference entirely dedicated to Android low-level components and on how Android systems are built and modified. The number of resources, documentation and conferences on Android application development is already huge, but the amount of system-level information about Android is still relatively limited. This conference comes to fill in this gap, allowing engineers working on Android-based systems to share their experience. With a single track of talks for the first half-day, and two tracks for the second full day, it was a very nice first edition, and the co-location with the Embedded Linux Conference was well-appreciated. Interestingly enough, no talks were given by Google engineers, despite the fact that they are the primary designers and developers of the Android system.

Just as we did for the Embedded Linux Conference a few days ago, we are also publishing below the videos of all talks given during this Android Builders Summit. Of all the presentations, the ones we found the most interesting are certainly:

  • Karim Yaghmour’s talk about « Android Internals » and «Porting Android to new hardware»
  • Aleksander “Sasa” Gargenta’s talk «A walk through the Android stack». Unfortunately, the speaker had way too much contents for the one hour slot, but the content presented was very, very interesting.
  • Mark Brown’s talk «Linux audio for smartphones»

Mike WosterVideo capture
Linux Foundation
Android Builders Summit Introduction
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Motorola
Motorola: innovation rising
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Qualcomm Innovation Center
From the alliance to the evolution: the history and future of Android innovation
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QuIC
AllJoyn and the new era of peer-to-peer-technology
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Wolfson Micro
Linux audio for smartphones
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Opersys
Android Internals
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Intel
Device provisioning anad over the air updates for Android-2011
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Black Duck Software
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ETRI
I/O performance improvement, using ext2 in Android-2011
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Sony Ericsson
Using the Debian package manager to assemble Android-based phone software systems
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Intel
Living with Gerrit
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Opersys
Porting Android to new hardware
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Marakana
Beyond the phone
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NVIDIA
Open API standards as a foundation for Android innovation
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Sony Ericsson
WiFi and Android: powersave saga
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Marakana
A walk through the Android stack
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gpl-violations.org
Licensing pitfalls in Android and how to avoid them
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Sony Network Entertainment
Android System Programming Tips and Tricks
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Creative commonsIn agreement with the speakers, these videos are released under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 license.