Name: Linux Plumbers Conference 2023
Start: 2023-11-13T09:00:00-05:00
End: 2023-11-15T23:30:00-05:00
Location: No location set

Linux Plumbers Conference 2023

from Monday 13 November 2023 (09:00) to Wednesday 15 November 2023 (23:30)

Monday 13 November 2023
09:25
09:25 - 18:15
Room: "James River Salon C"
Contributions

09:25 Opening session - Daniel Borkmann (Isovalent) Jakub Kicinski (Facebook)

09:30 Evolving the BPF Type Format - Alan Maguire (Oracle)

10:00 Exceptions in BPF - Kumar Kartikeya Dwivedi (EPFL)

10:30 When BPF programs need to die : exploring the design space for early BPF termination - Dan Williams (Virginia Tech) Raj Sahu (Virginia Tech)

11:30 Verifying the Verifier: eBPF Range Analysis Verification - Harishankar Vishwanathan (Rutgers University)

12:00 BPF Memory Model, Two Years On - Paul McKenney (Facebook)

12:30 Overflowing the kernel stack with BPF - Dan Williams (Virginia Tech) Sai Roop Somaraju (Virginia Tech) Siddharth Chintamaneni (Virginia Tech)

14:30 BPF for Security and LSM updates - KP Singh (Google)

15:00 BPF_LSM + fsverity for Binary Authorization - Song Liu (Meta) Boris Burkov (Meta)

15:30 Sysarmor: Meta's eBPF Security Detection and Enforcement Tool - Liam Wisehart (Meta) Shankaran Gnanashanmugam (Meta)

16:30 Extending Non-Repudiable Logs with eBPF - Avery Blanchard (Duke University) George Almasi (IBM)

17:00 Advancing Kernel Control Flow Integrity with eBPF - Jinghao Jia (UIUC)

17:30 Modernizing Android BPF and the Android Security Model - Neill Kapron (Google)

18:00 Buzzing Across Space: The Illustrated Children’s Guide to eBPF - Quentin Monnet (Isovalent)
09:30
09:30 - 13:00
Room: "Potomac G"
Contributions

09:30 Welcome! - Sasha Levin Shuah Khan

09:40 the path to achieve a bug-free build on the mainline - philip li

10:05 Storing and Outputting Test Information: KUnit Attributes and KTAPv2 - Rae Moar

10:30 Testing Drivers with KUnit (Does hardware have to be hard?) - David Gow (Google)

11:30 Quality in embargoed patches - Sasha Levin

12:00 Detecting failed device probes - Laura Nao Nicolas Prado (Collabora)

12:25 Unifying and improving test regression reporting and tracking - Gustavo Padovan (Collabora) Ricardo Cañuelo
09:30 - 18:00
Room: "James River Salon D"
Contributions

09:30 Resolve and standardize early access to hardware for automotive industry with Linux - Khasim Syed Mohammed

10:15 Rust for Linux - Miguel Ojeda Wedson Almeida Filho

11:30 Beginner Linux kernel maintainer's toolbox - Krzysztof Kozlowski

12:15 Speeding up Kernel Testing and Debugging with virtme-ng - Andrea Righi (Canonical)

14:30 Emulating NT synchronization primitives in Wine - Zeb Figura (CodeWeavers, Inc)

15:15 Optimizing sysfs and procfs - Ajay Kaher Vamsi Krishna Brahmajosyula

16:30 Powering up "discoverable bus-attached" devices on DT-based platforms - Abel Vesa (Linaro)

17:15 Improving kexec boot time - Usama Arif
09:30 - 13:05
Room: "James River Salon A"
Contributions

09:30 Introduction - Palmer Dabbelt (Google)

09:35 Deprecating Stuff - Palmer Dabbelt (Google)

09:55 Run ILP32 on RV64 ISA (RV64ILP32) - Ren Guo

10:15 RISC-V patchwork CI - Björn Töpel (N/A)

10:40 Proposal of porting Trusted Execution Environment Provisioning (TEEP) Protocol with WorldGuard - Akira Tsukamoto

11:30 SBI Supervisor Software Events - Clément Léger (Rivos Inc)

11:55 Perf feature improvements in RISC-V - ATISH PATRA (Rivos)

12:10 RISC-V Vector: Current Status and Next? - Tao Chiu

12:25 Control Flow Integrity on RISCV - Deepak Gupta

12:45 RISC-V irqbypass with KVM - Andrew Jones (Ventana Micro Systems)
09:30 - 14:00
Room: "James River Salon B"
Contributions

09:30 Welcome message and DL Server - Daniel Bristot de Oliveira (Red Hat, Inc.)

09:55 Do nothing fast: How to scale idle cpus ? - Mathieu Desnoyers (EfficiOS Inc.)

10:15 system pressure on CPUs capacity and feedback to scheduler - Vincent Guittot (Linaro)

10:35 Optimizing Chromium Low-Power Workloads on Intel Notebooks - Len Brown (Intel Corporation) Ricardo Neri (Intel Corporation) Vaibhav Shankar (Intel Corporation)

11:25 How to reduce complexity in Proxy Execution - John Stultz (Google)

11:45 Adaptive userspace spinlocks with rseq - André Almeida (Igalia) Mathieu Desnoyers (EfficiOS Inc.)

12:05 CPU Isolation state of the art - Frederic Weisbecker (Suse)

12:25 Improving CPU Isolation with per-cpu spinlocks: performance cost and analysis - Leonardo Bras Soares Passos (Red Hat)

12:40 Q&A about PREEMP_RT - Thomas Gleixner
09:30 - 18:00
Room: "Magnolia"
Contributions

09:30 Security Features status update - Kees Cook (Google) Qing Zhao Bill Wendling (Google)

10:20 Synthesized CFI for hand-written assembly in GNU assembler - Indu Bhagat

11:10 break

11:20 Graph-based ABI analysis for fun and profit - Matthias Männich (Google)

12:10 toolchain-agnostic build time improvements - Tanzir Hasan (Google) Nick Desaulniers (Google)

14:30 Compiling for verified targets (BPF) - Jose E. Marchesi (GNU Project, Oracle Inc.) Yonghong Song

15:20 Towards data type profiling - Namhyung Kim (Google)

16:10 break

16:20 VSCode for kernel development - Florent Revest (Google LLC)

17:10 Callsite Trampolines - Aleksei Vetrov Steven Rostedt Suren Baghdasaryan
13:00 Lunch
Lunch
13:00 - 14:30
Room: "Shenandoah H"

13:05 Lunch
Lunch
13:05 - 14:30
Room: "James River Salon A"

14:00 Lunch
Lunch
14:00 - 14:30
Room: "James River Salon B"
14:30
14:30 - 18:25
Room: "James River Salon A"
Contributions

14:30 Intro

14:35 Driver Development Kit (DDK) and Vendor Workflow - John Moon (Qualcomm Innovation Center, Inc.)

14:50 Simplified Android Kernel Driver Development with DDK v2 - Matthias Männich (Google) Yifan Hong (Google)

15:05 BPF Access Control and CO-RE in Android - Neill Kapron (Google)

15:20 Binder: fixing contention in buffer allocations - Carlos Llamas

15:35 Android Kernel testing with platform integration - Betty Zhou

15:50 Improving suspend/resume time and runtime PM on Android - Saravana Kannan

16:30 RISC-V support in Android - Curtis Galloway (Google)

16:45 Adding Third-Party Hypervisor to Android Virtualization Framework - Elliot Berman (Qualcomm) Prakruthi Heragu (Qualcomm)

17:00 Porting Android Automotive on Xen - Leo Yan

17:15 Pixel 6 support on android-mainline - Peter Griffin (Linaro) William McVicker (Google)

17:30 Can mainline Linux run on Android without vendor hooks? - Qais Yousef (Google)

17:45 16KB Page Size Support - Juan Yescas Kalesh Singh (Google)

18:00 AOSP Devboards - Sumit Semwal (Linaro)
14:30 - 18:10
Room: "Potomac G"
Contributions

14:30 Welcome/intro - Davidlohr Bueso (Samsung Semiconductor)

14:35 CXL Emulation in QEMU - Progress, status and most importantly what next? - Fan Ni (Samsung America) Jonathan Cameron (Huawei Technologies R&D (UK))

15:00 CXL Type-2 core support - Ira Weiny

15:25 Plumbing challenges in Dynamic capacity device - Ira Weiny Jonathan Cameron (Huawei Technologies R&D (UK)) Navneet singh (Intel)

16:20 Adding RAS Support for CXL Port Devices - Terry Bowman (AMD)

16:45 Shared CXL 3 memory: what will be required? - John Groves (Micron)

17:10 CXL Memory Tiering for heterogenous computing - Ravi Kiran Gummaluri

17:35 A move_pages() equivalent for physical memory - Gregory Price (MemVerge Inc) Svetly Todorov (MemVerge)
14:30 - 18:00
Room: "James River Salon B"
Contributions

14:30 Opening session - Stéphane Graber (Zabbly)

14:35 Introducing PAGEMAP_SCAN IOCTL for Windows syscalls translation and CRIU - Andrei Vagin Muhammad Usama Anjum (Collabora)

15:00 User namespaces with host-isolated UIDs/GIDs - Aleksandr Mikhalitsyn Stéphane Graber (Canonical Ltd.)

15:30 In Containers We Trust? Building Trust in Containerized Environments - Avery Blanchard (Duke University)

16:30 Fuse mounts recovery and Checkpoint/Restore - Aleksandr Mikhalitsyn Stéphane Graber (Canonical Ltd.)

17:00 Cgroups and Enterprise Users - Kamalesh Babulal Tom Hromatka

17:30 Protecting Sensitive Data in Container Checkpoints - Adrian Reber (Red Hat) Radostin Stoyanov (University of Oxford) Wesley Armour (University of Oxford)

17:55 Closing session - Stéphane Graber (Zabbly)
Tuesday 14 November 2023
08:55
08:55 - 13:00
Room: "James River Salon A"
Contributions

09:30 Hypervisor-Enforced Kernel Integrity (Heki) for KVM - Madhavan Venkataraman (Microsoft) Mickaël Salaün (Microsoft)

10:15 Multi-KVM Abstract - Anish Ghulati Sean Christopherson (Google)

10:45 Unifying KVM API for protected VM and utilities - Isaku Yamahata (Intel)

11:30 pkernfs: Persisting guest memory and kernel/device state safely across kexec - Alexander Graf James Gowans (Amazon EC2)

12:15 Hyper-V's Virtual Secure Mode in KVM project update - Nicolas Saenz Julienne (AWS)

12:40 Supporting guest private memory in Protected KVM on Android - Fuad Tabba (Google)
09:00
09:00 - 18:00
Room: "James River Salon C"
Contributions

09:00 bpftime: Fast uprobes with user space BPF runtime - Yusheng Zheng (PLCT Lab)

09:30 Make ftrace_regs a common trace interface for function entry/exit tracing - Masami Hiramatsu (Google)

10:00 Where have all the kprobes gone - Jiri Olsa (Isovalent)

10:30 xprobes: Hybrid User/Kernel eBPF Probes for Cross-Layer Observability - Lucas Castanheira (CMU)

11:30 BPF programmable netdevice - Daniel Borkmann (Isovalent)

12:00 Application network security and observability in an encrypted future - John Fastabend (Isovalent)

12:30 Safe sharing of the network with eBPF - Balasubramanian Madhavan (Meta Inc.) Prankur Gupta (Meta Platforms Inc)

14:30 BPF struct_ops - current status and the last developments - Kui-Feng Lee (Meta)

15:00 BPF Static Keys - Anton Protopopov (Isovalent)

15:30 Troubles and Tidbits from Datadog’s eBPF journey - Guillaume Fournier (Datadog) Hemanth Malla (Datadog)

16:30 eBPF Shenanigans with Flux - Barret Rhoden (Google)

17:00 Developing Continuous eBPF Profiler to look Beneath the Kernel to Beyond the Clouds - Sumera Priyadarsini (Polar Signals)

17:30 Towards a standardized eBPF ISA - Conformance testing - Alan Jowett (Microsoft)
09:30
09:30 - 18:00
Room: "Magnolia"
Contributions

09:30 RCU Office Hour - Paul McKenney (Facebook)

10:15 Improve Linux Perf tool to account for task sleep - Ajay Kaher Alexey Makhalov

11:30 Powering up “discoverable bus-attached” devices on DT-based platforms - Abel Vesa (Linaro)

12:15 Installing and Using the Linux-Kernel Memory Model (LKMM) - Paul McKenney (Facebook)

14:30 kdevops sync up - Luis Chamberlain (Samsung)

15:15 Empowering Engagement: Introducing a Dynamic Dashboard for Proactive Retention Strategies - Anita Sarma (Oregon State University) Bianca Trinkenreich (Oregon State University) Zixuan Feng (Oregon State University)

16:30 KDLP: Kernel Development Learning Pipeline - Joel Savitz (Red Hat)

17:15 resctrl filesystem - Peter Newman (Google)
09:30 - 13:30
Room: "Potomac G"
Contributions

09:30 Securing build platforms - Joshua Lock (Verizon)

10:10 Improving UAPI Compatibility Review with Automated Tooling - John Moon (Qualcomm Innovation Center, Inc.)

10:50 kernel: build system outputs and workflows (and how to balance them) - Bruce Ashfield (AMD)

12:00 How big of a problem are Un-upstreamed patches? - Jon Mason

12:30 Building for Heterogeneous Systems - Alejandro Hernandez Samaniego
09:30 - 18:00
Room: "James River Salon D"
Contributions

09:30 Standardising Linux DRM drivers implementations by interfacing DRM Bridge as a single API - Jagan Teki (U-Boot Allwinner, SPI, SPI Flash Maintainer, Linux DRM Bridge Contributor and Maintainer, AI/Ml-enthusiast)

10:15 Enabling Large Block Size devices in Linux - Luis Chamberlain (Samsung) Pankaj Raghav (Samsung)

11:30 Linux Kernel Autotuning - Cong Wang

12:15 Standardizing CPUID data for the open-source x86 ecosystem - Ahmed S. Darwish (Linutronix GmbH)

14:30 Hunting Heisenbugs - Paul McKenney (Facebook)

15:15 nouveau and kernel GPU VMA management - David Airlie

16:30 Putting Linux into Context – Towards a reproducible example system with Linux, Zephyr & Xen - Philipp Ahmann (Robert Bosch GmbH)

17:15 Dynamic vCPU priority boosting in KVM for latency sensitive workloads - Joel Fernandes (Google) Vineeth Remanan Pillai (Google)
09:30 - 13:30
Room: "James River Salon B"
Contributions

09:30 The taming of the kernel dump - Petr Tesařík

10:00 drgn Writing to Memory and Breakpoints, Safely in Production? - Omar Sandoval

10:30 Beyond DWARF: Debugging the Kernel with Drgn, BTF/CTF, and kallsyms - Stephen Brennan (Oracle)

11:30 When kdump is way too much - Guilherme Piccoli (Igalia)

12:00 Minidump to debug end user device crashes - Elliot Berman (Qualcomm) Mukesh Ojha

12:30 Kernel Livedump - Lukáš Hruška
13:00 Lunch
Lunch
13:00 - 14:30
Room: "James River Salon B"

Lunch
Lunch
13:00 - 14:30
Room: "James River Salon A"

Lunch
Lunch
13:00 - 14:30
Room: "Shenandoah H"
14:30
14:30 - 18:00
Room: "Potomac G"
Contributions

14:30 Confidential Computing Microconference Introduction - Dhaval Giani Joerg Roedel (SUSE)

14:35 COCONUT Secure VM Service Module Discussion - Joerg Roedel (SUSE)

14:45 Remote Attestation in AMD SEV-SNP Confidential VMs - Claudio Carvalho (IBM)

15:00 Shrinking The Elephant - A Confidential Computing Attestation Sequel - Samuel Ortiz

15:20 How to Build a Confidential Attestation Client - Tobin Feldman-Fitzthum (IBM)

15:40 Supporting Live Migration of Confidential VMs in KVM - Pankaj Gupta Thomas Lendacky

16:30 Secure I/O - Dan Williams (Intel Open Source Technology Center) Jeremy Powell Samuel Ortiz Steffen Eiden (IBM Germany) Thomas Lendacky

17:00 Taming the Incoherent Cache Issue in Confidential VMs - Mingwei Zhang (Google) Jacky Li (Google) Sean Christopherson (Google)

17:15 Towards unified confidential computing ABIs - Dan Williams (Intel Open Source Technology Center)

17:30 Update on RISC-V Confidential VM Extension (CoVE) - ATISH PATRA (Rivos) RAVI SAHITA (Rivos)

17:40 Secure TSC for AMD SEV-SNP guests - Nikunj Dadhania

17:50 Secure AVIC: Securing Interrupt Injection from a 'malicious' Hypervisor - Kishon Vijay Abraham I Suravee Suthikulpanit
14:30 - 18:00
Room: "James River Salon B"
Contributions

14:30 Sensors aggregation - Alexandre Bailon Daniel Lezcano (Linaro)

14:50 New thermal trip types - Daniel Lezcano (Linaro)

15:10 Use of Netlink for thermal kernel-user notification is problematic - Srinivas Pandruvada

15:45 CPUfreq/sched and VM guest workload problems - David Dai Saravana Kannan

16:00 VM-CPUFreq for x86: Scaling the guest frequency for performance and power savings - Wyes Karny (AMD)

16:15 Virtualized Frequency Control for Telco Workloads - Chris Macnamara Srinivas Pandruvada

16:30 uclamp in CFS: Fairness, latency, and energy efficiency - Dietmar Eggemann Morten Rasmussen (Arm)

17:00 Make sync_state()/handoff work for the common clk framework - Stephen Boyd (Google)

17:15 Intel Low Power Mode Daemon on Hybrid CPUs - Rui Zhang Srinivas Pandruvada

17:30 Enabling DDR segments on demand during memory pressure for DDR power reduction - Sudarshan Rajagopalan (Qualcomm)

17:45 Improving monitoring of power saving states - Stanislaw Kardach (Google) Sven van Ashbrook (Google)
14:30 - 18:00
Room: "James River Salon A"
Contributions

14:30 libside: Giving the preprocessor a break with a tracer-agnostic instrumentation API - Mathieu Desnoyers (EfficiOS Inc.)

14:50 Graphing tools for scheduler tracing - Julia Lawall (Inria)

15:10 Function return hook integration with Function graph tracer - Masami Hiramatsu (Google)

15:30 pt_regs - the good, the bad and the ugly - Florent Revest (Google LLC)

15:50 RTLA: Requests and TODOs - Daniel Bristot de Oliveira (Red Hat, Inc.)

16:10 Function parameters with BTF - Masami Hiramatsu (Google) Steven Rostedt

17:00 Performance Monitor Control Unit - Jie Zhan (Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.)

17:20 DTrace and eBPF: new challenges - Kris Van Hees (Oracle USA)

17:40 Implementing sframes - Indu Bhagat Steven Rostedt
Wednesday 15 November 2023
09:30
09:30 - 18:00
Room: "Potomac G"
Contributions

10:15 How to make syzbot reports easier to debug? - Aleksandr Nogikh (Google)

11:30 UEFI Setvariable at runtime -- Problems, status and solutions - Ilias Apalodimas

12:15 Reporting and tracking regressions across the ecosystem - Gustavo Padovan (Collabora) Ricardo Cañuelo (Collabora) Thorsten Leemhuis

14:30 Embedded Linux BOF - Tim Bird (Sony)

15:15 PCI device authentication & encryption - Jonathan Cameron (Huawei Technologies R&D (UK)) Lukas Wunner

16:30 Secure I/O BoF - Dhaval Giani (AMD) Joerg Roedel (SUSE)
Birds of a Feather (BoF)
Birds of a Feather (BoF)
09:30 - 18:00
Room: "Potomac E"
Contributions

09:30 Android BoF - Amit Pundir John Stultz (Google) Karim Yaghmour (Opersys inc.) Sumit Semwal (Linaro)

11:30 Multiple system-wide low power-states - Ulf Hansson (Linaro)

12:15 Secure VM Service Module for Confidential Computing - Dhaval Giani (AMD) Joerg Roedel (SUSE)

14:30 XFS BoF

16:30 DAMON Beer/Coffee/Tea Chat - SeongJae Park
09:30 - 18:00
Room: "Magnolia"
Contributions

09:30 Kernel handling of CPU and memory hot un/plug events for crash - Eric DeVolder (Oracle) Sourabh Jain

10:15 A kernel documentation update - Jonathan Corbet (Linux Plumbers Conference)

11:30 Tips and Strategies for Reducing Stress and Burnout by Creating Psychological Safety - Gloria Chance Shuah Khan (The Linux Foundation)

14:30 DAMON: Current Status and Future Plans - SeongJae Park

15:15 Kernel Samepage Merging (KSM) at Meta and Future Improvements to KSM - Stefan Roesch (Meta)

16:30 VSOCK: From Convenience to Performant VirtIO Communication - Amery Hung (ByteDance) Bobby Eshleman (ByteDance)

17:15 Improving resource ownership and life-time in linux device drivers - Bartosz Golaszewski (BayLibre)
09:30 - 18:00
Room: "James River Salon D"
Contributions

09:30 Syzbot: 7 years of continuous kernel fuzzing - Aleksandr Nogikh (Google)

10:15 Linux Virtualization Based Security (LVBS) - James Morris Mickaël Salaün (Microsoft) Thara Gopinath (Microsoft)

11:30 Is Linux Suspend ready for the next decade? - Len Brown (Intel Open Source Technology Center) Rafael Wysocki (Intel Open Source Technology Center) Todd Brandt (Intel Open Source Technology Center)

12:15 Encryption for filesystems with advanced features: new fscrypt functionality - Sweet Tea Dorminy (Meta)

14:30 Trust, confidentiality, and hardening: the virtio lessons - Michael S. Tsirkin (Red Hat) Stefan Hajnoczi (Red Hat)

15:15 Using hardware hints for optimal page placement - Bharata Bhasker Rao (AMD)

16:30 Linux perf tool metrics - Ian Rogers (Google) Weilin Wang (Intel)

17:15 Ship your Critical Section, Not Your Data: Enabling Transparent Delegation with TCLocks - Vishal Gupta
09:30 - 13:00
Room: "James River Salon B"
Contributions

09:30 Livepatch Visibility at Scale - Breno Leitao (Meta) Song Liu (Meta)

10:00 KLP for Clang LTO Kernel - Yonghong Song Song Liu (Meta)

10:30 Kbuild support for klp-relocation generation - Lukáš Hruška

11:30 Simplify Livepatch Callbacks, Shadow Variables, and States handling - Petr Mladek (SUSE)

12:00 Moving livepatching module building to kselftests - Marcos de Souza (SUSE)

12:30 Arm64 live patching - Mark Rutland (Arm Ltd)
09:30 - 13:50
Room: "James River Salon A"
Contributions

09:30 Improve Xeon IRQ throughput with posted interrupt - Jacob Pan

10:00 PCI Endpoint Subsystem Open Items Discussion - Manivannan Sadhasivam

10:30 Non-discoverable devices in PCI devices - Lizhi Hou (AMD) Rob Herring (Arm)

11:30 IOMMU overhead optimizations and observability - Pasha Tatashin Yu Zhao (Google)

12:15 iommufd discussion - Jason Gunthorpe (NVIDIA Networking) Kevin Tian (Intel)
09:30 - 18:00
Room: "James River Salon C"
Contributions

09:30 Zero Copy Receive using io_uring - David Wei (Meta) Pavel Begunkov (Meta)

10:00 Enhancing Homa Linux for Efficient RPC Transportation - Xiaochun Lu (Bytedance) Zijian Zhang (Bytedance)

10:30 An introduction to the DPLL subsystem - Vadim Fedorenko (Meta)

11:30 Unblocking the softirq lock for PREEMPT_RT - Sebastian Siewior (Linutronix)

12:00 Offloading QUIC Encryption to Enabled NICs - Andy Gospodarek (Broadcom)

12:30 Extending AF_XDP with hardware metadata - Stanislav Fomichev (Google)

14:30 connect() - why you so slow?! - Frederick Lawler (Cloudflare)

15:00 Container Networking: The Play of BPF and Network NS with different Virtual Devices - Martin Lau (Meta) Takshak Chahande (Meta)

15:30 Evolution of Direct Server Return (DSR) implementation for containerized applications - Lalit Gupta (Meta) Pavel Dubovitsky Raman Shukhau

16:30 SYN Proxy at Scale with BPF - Kuniyuki Iwashima (Amazon Web Services)

17:00 bpfilter: a BPF-based packet filtering framework - Quentin Deslandes (Meta)

17:30 Blinking Lights, getting it wrong again, again and again - Andrew Lunn
13:00 Lunch
Lunch
13:00 - 14:30
Room: "James River Salon B"

Lunch
Lunch
13:00 - 14:30
Room: "James River Salon A"
14:30
14:30 - 18:15
Room: "James River Salon A"
Contributions

14:30 Linux-wpan updates - Stefan Schmidt

15:10 TSCH@Zephyr: IEEE 802.15.4 SubG IIoT in the Making - Chris Friedt (Meta)

15:50 Zephyr Retro-and-Prospective: Project Growth, Long Term Support, and Linux Interoperability - Chris Friedt (Meta)

16:30 Shared FPU Support in Zephyr for ARM64 and RISC-V - Nicolas Pitre (BayLibre)

17:05 Challenges in Device Tree Sync - kernel, Zephyr, U-boot, System DT - Nishanth Menon (Texas Instruments, Inc)

17:40 Breaking Barriers: Arduino Core API advancements in Zephyr, Linux and IoT Systems - Dhruva Gole
14:30 - 18:00
Room: "James River Salon B"
Contributions

14:30 Klint: Compile-time Detection of Atomic Context Violations for Kernel Rust Code - Gary Guo

14:55 pin-init: Solving Address Stability in Rust - Benno Lossin

15:20 Coccinelle for Rust - Julia Lawall (Inria)

15:45 Using Rust in the binder driver - Alice Ryhl (Google) Carlos Llamas

16:40 Block Layer Rust API - Andreas Hindborg (Samsung)

17:05 Rust in V4L2: a status report - Daniel Almeida (Collabora)

17:30 Converting a DRM driver to Rust - Maíra Canal (Igalia S.L.)

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