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Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
October 21 & October 25 | Co-Located Events, Tutorials, & Workshops
October 22-24 | Conference
Find out more information for Open Source Summit + Embedded Linux Conference & OpenIoT Summit Europe 2018

Please note that you can view and download presentations on the Open Source Summit and Embedded Linux Conference + OpenIoT Summit slides pages. 
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Quentin Schulz

Bootlin (formerly Free Electrons)
Embedded Linux engineer
Quentin joined Bootlin (formerly Free Electrons) in mid-2016 as an embedded Linux engineer after spending a 6-month internship designing and building a board farm, and integrating it into KernelCI.

Since then, Quentin has been involved in various kernel and bootloader development tasks, such as support for PMIC, DVFS and ADCs for Allwinner SoCs, and adding support for new platforms based on the Allwinner A33 and Freescale/NXP i.MX6.

He presented the lab he built during his internship at ELCE 2016, presented PMICs support in the kernel at ELC 2017 and porting the Linux kernel and U-Boot to ARM boards at ELCE 2017.
Monday, October 22
 

11:15 BST

prplMesh: An Open-source Implementation of the Wi-Fi Alliance® Multi-AP Specification - Arnout Vandecappelle, Essensium/Mind Lennox 1, Level -2 Supporting Hardware Codecs in a Linux System - Maxime Ripard, Bootlin Lennox 3, Level -2

12:05 BST

Networking: From the Ethernet MAC to the Link Partner - Maxime Chevallier & Antoine Ténart, Bootlin Lennox 1, Level -2 The Modern Linux Graphics Stack on Embedded Systems - Michael Tretter, Pengutronix Lennox 3, Level -2

14:15 BST

Getting Your Patches in Mainline Linux: What Not To Do (and a Few Things You Could Try Instead) - Marc Zyngier, ARM Lennox 1, Level -2 Deferred Problem: Issues With Complex Dependencies Between Devices in Linux Kernel - Andrzej Hajda, Samsung Moorfoot, Level 0 Handling When Things Go Wrong: The Right Way - Jono Bacon, Jono Bacon Consulting Cromdale Hall A, Level -2

15:05 BST

How to Pay Your Contributors and Get Away with It - Erlend Sogge Heggen, Discourse Cromdale Hall A, Level -2

16:15 BST

Cooking a Debian System: One, Two, Debos! - Ana Guerrero López, Collabora Lennox 3, Level -2 Spectre and Meltdown vs. Real-Time: How Much do Mitigations Cost? - Ralf Ramsauer & Wolfgang Mauerer, OTH Regensburg; Jan Kiszka, Siemens AG Lennox 1, Level -2

17:05 BST

The Art of Documentation for Open Source Projects - Ben Hall, Katacoda Cromdale Hall A, Level -2 Why I Forked My Own Project and My Own Company - Frank Karlitschek, Nextcloud Cromdale Hall C, Level -2

18:00 BST

BoF: Early Platform Drivers in Linux Kernel - Bartosz Golaszewski, BayLibre Lennox 1, Level -2 BoF: Embedded Update Tools - Jan Lübbe, Pengutronix Lennox 3, Level -2

19:00 BST

All-Attendee Reception at the National Museum of Scotland National Museum of Scotland
 
Tuesday, October 23
 

09:00 BST

DMA Safety in Buffers for Linux Kernel Device Drivers - Wolfram Sang, Renesas / Consultant Lennox 2, Level -2 EBBR: Standard Boot for Embedded Platforms - Grant Likely, Arm Lennox 3, Level -2

10:40 BST

Firmware Transparency: Open All the Way Down - Josh Triplett, Intel Lennox 3, Level -2 Managing Linux Kernel Configurations with Config Fragments - Darren Hart, VMware Lennox 1, Level -2

11:30 BST

The New Wi-Fi Experience for Linux - Marcel Holtmann, Intel Lennox 1, Level -2 Three years of Lessons from Running Potentially Malicious Code Inside Containers - Ben Hall, Katacoda Pentland Auditorium MM 101: Introduction to Linux Memory Management - Christoph Lameter, Jump Trading LLC Moorfoot, Level 0 Bluetooth Mesh and Zephyr - Martin Woolley, Bluetooth SIG Lammermuir 2, Level -2

12:20 BST

SPI Memory Support in Linux and U-Boot - Miquèl Raynal, Bootlin Lennox 2, Level -2

14:30 BST

Coccinelle: 10 Years of Automated Evolution and Bug Finding in the Linux Kernel - Julia Lawall, Inria Moorfoot, Level 0 Fun with Dynamic Kernel Tracing Events - Steven Rostedt, VMware Kilsyth Room, Level 0 Beyond Burnout: Caring for Your Employees’ Greatest Asset - Leslie Hawthorn, Red Hat Cromdale Hall B, Level -2

15:50 BST

10 Years of the Industrial I/O Kernel Subsystem - Jonathan Cameron, Huawei Lennox 1, Level -2 Uh-oh, It's I/O Ordering! - Will Deacon, Arm Lennox 3, Level -2

16:40 BST

Complex Cameras on Linux - Mauro Carvalho Chehab, Samsung Lennox 2, Level -2 Pocket Science Lab - An Open Source Hardware for Electronics Teaching & Learning - Hong Phuc Dang, FOSSASIA & Mario Behling, OpnTec/PSLab Menteith Suite, Level -1

17:30 BST

Onsite Attendee Reception & Sponsor / Technical Showcase Atrium & Strathblane Hall, Level 0
 
Wednesday, October 24
 

11:15 BST

OpenOCD - Beyond Simple Software Debugging - Oleksij Rempel, Pengutronix Lennox 3, Level -2 The End of Time, 19 Years to Go - Arnd Bergmann, Linaro Ltd Lennox 1, Level -2 Why Lock Down the Linux Kernel? - Matthew Garrett, Google Moorfoot, Level 0

12:05 BST

Real Time is Coming to Linux; What Does that Mean to You? - Steven Rostedt, VMware Lennox 3, Level -2 The Power-Supply Subsystem - Sebastian Reichel, Collabora Lennox 2, Level -2

14:15 BST

Creating Your Own Tiny Linux Distribution Using Yocto: Keeping it Small With Poky-Tiny - Alejandro Hernandez, Xilinx Lennox 3, Level -2 Sound Open Firmware - Liam Girdwood, Intel Lennox 1, Level -2

15:05 BST

Power Debugging with JTAG - Patrick Titiano & Alexandre Bailon, BAYLIBRE Lennox 2, Level -2 KernelCI: A New Hope for Regressions - Ana Guerrero López, Collabora Kilsyth Room, Level 0

16:15 BST

A Sockets API for LoRa - Andreas Färber, SUSE Lennox 1, Level -2 Why Embedded Cameras are Difficult, and How to Make Them Easy - Laurent Pinchart, Ideas on Board Lennox 2, Level -2

17:05 BST

Closing Game Lennox 1, Level -2