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+ | [[Category:Events]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Presentations]] | ||
− | == | + | == Intro == |
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− | + | Presentations from [http://events17.linuxfoundation.org/events/archive/2015/embedded-linux-conference ELC 2015 (LF conference archive)]. | |
NOTE: If you add a wikilink to your presentation and attempt to upload it via the link, it may fail. If it does, use the [[Special:Upload]] page to upload your file. | NOTE: If you add a wikilink to your presentation and attempt to upload it via the link, it may fail. If it does, use the [[Special:Upload]] page to upload your file. | ||
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+ | '''Important note about videos:''' Unfortunately, the video files for ELC 2015 were lost. They were originally uploaded to | ||
+ | YouTube, and there used to be links on this page that worked. However, some time in 2018, | ||
+ | the YouTube account that was used to upload the videos was deleted accidentally, and the videos were lost. | ||
+ | There were no backups. We are very sorry about this, but there is nothing that can be done to remedy the | ||
+ | situation unless individuals made copies of these YouTube videos themselves. If anyone has any video content for | ||
+ | the presentations listed below, please contact Tim Bird. | ||
== Presenters == | == Presenters == | ||
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|[[Media:ELC-2015-Mark-Skarpness-Driving_standards_and_Open_Source_to_Grow_the_Internet_of_Things.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:ELC-2015-Mark-Skarpness-Driving_standards_and_Open_Source_to_Grow_the_Internet_of_Things.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|[[Media:Project Ara.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Project Ara.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|[[Media:Android OTA Updates.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Android OTA Updates.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Generalizing Android for Low-Cost 64-Bit ARM-Based Community Boards | |Generalizing Android for Low-Cost 64-Bit ARM-Based Community Boards | ||
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|[[Media:Generalizing Android for Low-Cost 64-Bit ARM-Based Community Boards.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Generalizing Android for Low-Cost 64-Bit ARM-Based Community Boards.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|An Overview of the Kernel DMAEngine Subsystem | |An Overview of the Kernel DMAEngine Subsystem | ||
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|[[Media:An Overview of the Kernel DMAEngine Subsystem.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:An Overview of the Kernel DMAEngine Subsystem.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Tuning systemd for Embedded | |Tuning systemd for Embedded | ||
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|[[Media:Tuning systemd for Embedded.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Tuning systemd for Embedded.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|The Open Interconnect Consortium (OIC) Security Model and Vision | |The Open Interconnect Consortium (OIC) Security Model and Vision | ||
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|[[Media:The Open Interconnect Consortium (OIC) Security Model and Vision.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:The Open Interconnect Consortium (OIC) Security Model and Vision.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|[[Media:Build and Distributing SDK Add-Ons.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Build and Distributing SDK Add-Ons.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Fuzzing the Media Framework in Android | |Fuzzing the Media Framework in Android | ||
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|[[Media:Fuzzing the Media Framework in Android.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Fuzzing the Media Framework in Android.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Autonomous Navigation for an OMAP4 Nano-Drone | |Autonomous Navigation for an OMAP4 Nano-Drone | ||
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|[[Media:Autonomous Navigation for an OMAP4 Nano-Drone.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Autonomous Navigation for an OMAP4 Nano-Drone.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Buildroot: Embedded Linux for Small Devices and Makefile Enthusiasts | |Buildroot: Embedded Linux for Small Devices and Makefile Enthusiasts | ||
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|[[Media:Buildroot- Embedded Linux for Small Devices and Makefile Enthusiasts.svg|SVG]] | |[[Media:Buildroot- Embedded Linux for Small Devices and Makefile Enthusiasts.svg|SVG]] | ||
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|LTSI: Latest Status and Kernel Testing | |LTSI: Latest Status and Kernel Testing | ||
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|[[Media:LTSI-_Latest_Status_and_Kernel_Testing.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:LTSI-_Latest_Status_and_Kernel_Testing.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Virtualization for Small Devices | |Virtualization for Small Devices | ||
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|[[Media:Solving Global Illiteracy With Android and XPRIZE.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Solving Global Illiteracy With Android and XPRIZE.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Anatomy of a Screenshot | |Anatomy of a Screenshot | ||
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|[[Media:Anatomy of a Screenshot.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Anatomy of a Screenshot.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Using Intel Edison to Fuse Embedded Linux With Existing Drone Flight Controllers | |Using Intel Edison to Fuse Embedded Linux With Existing Drone Flight Controllers | ||
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|[[Media:Using Intel Edison to Fuse Embedded Linux With Existing Drone Flight Controllers.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Using Intel Edison to Fuse Embedded Linux With Existing Drone Flight Controllers.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Bluetooth 4.2 - New Features for Linux and IoT | |Bluetooth 4.2 - New Features for Linux and IoT | ||
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|[[Media:Bluetooth 4.2 - New Features for Linux and IoT.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Bluetooth 4.2 - New Features for Linux and IoT.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|The Device Tree as a Stable ABI: A Fairy Tale? | |The Device Tree as a Stable ABI: A Fairy Tale? | ||
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|[[Media:The_Device_Tree_as_a_Stable_ABI-_A_Fairy_Tale?.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:The_Device_Tree_as_a_Stable_ABI-_A_Fairy_Tale?.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|IoTivity and Embedded Linux Support | |IoTivity and Embedded Linux Support | ||
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|[[Media:IoTivity and Embedded Linux Support.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:IoTivity and Embedded Linux Support.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|[[Media:Android’s New Stream-Based Camera Architecture.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Android’s New Stream-Based Camera Architecture.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Chaining HALs | |Chaining HALs | ||
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|[[Media:Chaining HALs.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Chaining HALs.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Performance Analysis Using the perf Suite | |Performance Analysis Using the perf Suite | ||
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|[[Media:Performance Analysis Using the perf Suite.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Performance Analysis Using the perf Suite.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Optimize uClinux for ARM Cortex-M4 | |Optimize uClinux for ARM Cortex-M4 | ||
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|[[Media:Optimize uClinux for ARM Cortex-M4.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Optimize uClinux for ARM Cortex-M4.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|10 Years of Open Source Robotics | |10 Years of Open Source Robotics | ||
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|[[Media:10 Years of Open Source Robotics.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:10 Years of Open Source Robotics.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|The OpenDOF Project - An Open Distributed Object Framework For The IoT | |The OpenDOF Project - An Open Distributed Object Framework For The IoT | ||
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|[[Media:The OpenDOF Project - An Open Distributed Object Framework For The IoT.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:The OpenDOF Project - An Open Distributed Object Framework For The IoT.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|[[Media:Implementation of the Global Task Scheduler in big.LITTLE Android Platforms.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Implementation of the Global Task Scheduler in big.LITTLE Android Platforms.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Utilizing the Android Open Source Project to Support Controllers for Single-Use Devices. (X-Ray Guns! Pew Pew!) | |Utilizing the Android Open Source Project to Support Controllers for Single-Use Devices. (X-Ray Guns! Pew Pew!) | ||
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|[[Media:Utilizing the Android Open Source Project to Support Controllers for Single-Use Devices.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Utilizing the Android Open Source Project to Support Controllers for Single-Use Devices.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Flying Penguins: Embedded Linux Applications for Autonomous UAVs | |Flying Penguins: Embedded Linux Applications for Autonomous UAVs | ||
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|[[Media:Flying_Penguins-_Embedded_Linux_Applications_for_Autonomous_UAVs.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Flying_Penguins-_Embedded_Linux_Applications_for_Autonomous_UAVs.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Introduction to IEEE 1588 Precision Time Protocol (PTP) Using Embedded Linux Systems | |Introduction to IEEE 1588 Precision Time Protocol (PTP) Using Embedded Linux Systems | ||
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|[[Media:Introduction to IEEE 1588 Precision Time Protocol (PTP) Using Embedded Linux Systems.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Introduction to IEEE 1588 Precision Time Protocol (PTP) Using Embedded Linux Systems.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Poky meets Debian: Understanding How to Make an Embedded Linux by Using an Existing Distribution's Source Code | |Poky meets Debian: Understanding How to Make an Embedded Linux by Using an Existing Distribution's Source Code | ||
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|[[Media:Poky meets Debian Understanding How to Make an Embedded Linux by Using an Existing Distribution's Source Code.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Poky meets Debian Understanding How to Make an Embedded Linux by Using an Existing Distribution's Source Code.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Ready-Made Recipes to Add Security and Data | |Ready-Made Recipes to Add Security and Data | ||
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|[[Media:Ready-Made Recipes to Add Security and Data.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Ready-Made Recipes to Add Security and Data.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|[[Media:Memory Management Internals.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Memory Management Internals.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Android Multilib Build Cheat Sheet | |Android Multilib Build Cheat Sheet | ||
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|[[Media:Android Multilib Build Cheat Sheet.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Android Multilib Build Cheat Sheet.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Teaching More Fish to Fly | |Teaching More Fish to Fly | ||
|John Hawley, Intel | |John Hawley, Intel | ||
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|Automated Flashing and Testing for Continuous Integration | |Automated Flashing and Testing for Continuous Integration | ||
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|[[Media:Automated Flashing and Testing for Continuous Integration.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Automated Flashing and Testing for Continuous Integration.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Tizen: System-Wide Memory Defragmenter Without Killing Any Application | |Tizen: System-Wide Memory Defragmenter Without Killing Any Application | ||
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|[[Media:Tizen-_System-Wide_Memory_Defragmenter_Without_Killing_Any_Application.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Tizen-_System-Wide_Memory_Defragmenter_Without_Killing_Any_Application.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Getting Started with AllJoyn | |Getting Started with AllJoyn | ||
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|[[Media:Getting Started with AllJoyn.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Getting Started with AllJoyn.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|[[Media:Android Verified Boot.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Android Verified Boot.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Heterogeneous Multi-Core Architecture Support for Dronecode | |Heterogeneous Multi-Core Architecture Support for Dronecode | ||
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|[[Media:Heterogeneous Multi-Core Architecture Support for Dronecode.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Heterogeneous Multi-Core Architecture Support for Dronecode.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Understanding Embedded Linux Benchmarking Using Kernel Trace Analysis | |Understanding Embedded Linux Benchmarking Using Kernel Trace Analysis | ||
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|[[Media:Understanding Embedded Linux Benchmarking Using Kernel Trace Analysis.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Understanding Embedded Linux Benchmarking Using Kernel Trace Analysis.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|A Scalable, Cloud-based Device Reprogramming Architecture | |A Scalable, Cloud-based Device Reprogramming Architecture | ||
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|[[Media:A Scalable, Cloud-based Device Reprogramming Architecture.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:A Scalable, Cloud-based Device Reprogramming Architecture.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Customizing AOSP for my Device | |Customizing AOSP for my Device | ||
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|[[Media:Customizing AOSP for my Device.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Customizing AOSP for my Device.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Building Multi-Processor FPGA Subsystems – Allowing Linux to Supervise Embedded Real-Time Processing Systems | |Building Multi-Processor FPGA Subsystems – Allowing Linux to Supervise Embedded Real-Time Processing Systems | ||
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|[[Media:Building Multi-Processor FPGA Subsystems.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Building Multi-Processor FPGA Subsystems.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|[[Media:Implementing Controls with Bluetooth SMART in Android.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Implementing Controls with Bluetooth SMART in Android.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Open Source Drones on Linux | |Open Source Drones on Linux | ||
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|[[Media:Open Source Drones on Linux.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Open Source Drones on Linux.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|NAND Support: (New?) Challenges for the MTD/NAND Subsystem | |NAND Support: (New?) Challenges for the MTD/NAND Subsystem | ||
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|[[Media:NAND Subsystem.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:NAND Subsystem.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Building IoT systems with openHAB | |Building IoT systems with openHAB | ||
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|[[Media:Building IoT systems with openHAB.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Building IoT systems with openHAB.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|[[Media:Room_For_Cooperation-_Bionic_and_musl.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Room_For_Cooperation-_Bionic_and_musl.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Aster: A Remote GUI Control Tool for the Android Platform | |Aster: A Remote GUI Control Tool for the Android Platform | ||
|Yongqin Liu, Linaro | |Yongqin Liu, Linaro | ||
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|Application of Data Fusion to Aerial Robotics | |Application of Data Fusion to Aerial Robotics | ||
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|[[Media:Application of Data Fusion to Aerial Robotics.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Application of Data Fusion to Aerial Robotics.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Embedded Distributed Systems: A Case of Study | |Embedded Distributed Systems: A Case of Study | ||
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|[[Media:Embedded_Distributed_Systems-_A_Case_of_Study.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Embedded_Distributed_Systems-_A_Case_of_Study.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Transitioning From uclibc to musl for Embedded Development | |Transitioning From uclibc to musl for Embedded Development | ||
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|[[Media:Transitioning From uclibc to musl for Embedded Development.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Transitioning From uclibc to musl for Embedded Development.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Security Architecture in the IOT Age | |Security Architecture in the IOT Age | ||
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|[[Media:Security Architecture in the IOT Age.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Security Architecture in the IOT Age.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Dronecode Project and Autopilot With Linux | |Dronecode Project and Autopilot With Linux | ||
|Andrew Tridgell, Technical Steering Committee Chair of Dronecode Project | |Andrew Tridgell, Technical Steering Committee Chair of Dronecode Project | ||
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|[[Media:Platform-Level UI Customization.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Platform-Level UI Customization.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Upstreaming, Downstreaming, 'Sidestreaming': How Can Android-Based Projects Work Together? | |Upstreaming, Downstreaming, 'Sidestreaming': How Can Android-Based Projects Work Together? | ||
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|[[Media:Upstreaming, Downstreaming, 'Sidestreaming': How Can Android-Based Projects Work Together?.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Upstreaming, Downstreaming, 'Sidestreaming': How Can Android-Based Projects Work Together?.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|The Syria Airlift Project: Open-Sourcing Humanitarian Airlift | |The Syria Airlift Project: Open-Sourcing Humanitarian Airlift | ||
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|[[Media:The_Syria_Airlift_Project-_Open-Sourcing_Humanitarian_Airlift.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:The_Syria_Airlift_Project-_Open-Sourcing_Humanitarian_Airlift.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Last One Out, Turn Off The Lights | |Last One Out, Turn Off The Lights | ||
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|[[Media:Last One Out, Turn Off The Lights.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Last One Out, Turn Off The Lights.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Generic PHY Framework | |Generic PHY Framework | ||
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|[[Media:Generic PHY Framework.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Generic PHY Framework.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Linux for Microcontrollers: From Marginal to Mainstream | |Linux for Microcontrollers: From Marginal to Mainstream | ||
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|[[Media:Linux_for_Microcontrollers-_From_Marginal_to_Mainstream.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Linux_for_Microcontrollers-_From_Marginal_to_Mainstream.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Android Customization: From the Kernel to the Apps | |Android Customization: From the Kernel to the Apps | ||
|Cédric Cabessa, Genymobile | |Cédric Cabessa, Genymobile | ||
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|Embedded Linux moves into High School Robotics | |Embedded Linux moves into High School Robotics | ||
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|Freedreno Status Report: Upstream and FOSS Graphics on ARM/SoC Devices | |Freedreno Status Report: Upstream and FOSS Graphics on ARM/SoC Devices | ||
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|[http://people.freedesktop.org/~robclark/freedreno-elc-2015.html HTML] | |[http://people.freedesktop.org/~robclark/freedreno-elc-2015.html HTML] | ||
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|Creating Open Hardware Tools | |Creating Open Hardware Tools | ||
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|[[Media:elc2015-opentools.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:elc2015-opentools.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Sigrok: Adventures in Integrating a Power-Measurement Device | |Sigrok: Adventures in Integrating a Power-Measurement Device | ||
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|[[Media:Building a General Purpose Android Workstation.pdf|PDF]] | |[[Media:Building a General Purpose Android Workstation.pdf|PDF]] | ||
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|Regulators: Learning To Play With Others | |Regulators: Learning To Play With Others | ||
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|BoFs: MinnowBoard - John Hawley, Intel BoFs: Yocto Project / OpenEmbedded | |BoFs: MinnowBoard - John Hawley, Intel BoFs: Yocto Project / OpenEmbedded | ||
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|Embedded Android Workshop | |Embedded Android Workshop | ||
|Karim Yaghmour, Opersys | |Karim Yaghmour, Opersys | ||
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|Android and Modern Toolchains: gcc 5.0, clang 3.6 and binutils 2.25 | |Android and Modern Toolchains: gcc 5.0, clang 3.6 and binutils 2.25 | ||
|Bernhard Rosenkränzer, Linaro | |Bernhard Rosenkränzer, Linaro | ||
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|Getting Started with Embedded Linux: Using the Yocto Project to Build your Own Custom Embedded Linux Distribution | |Getting Started with Embedded Linux: Using the Yocto Project to Build your Own Custom Embedded Linux Distribution | ||
|Rudolf (Rudi) Streif | |Rudolf (Rudi) Streif | ||
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|Doing big.LITTLE right: little and Big Obstacles | |Doing big.LITTLE right: little and Big Obstacles | ||
|Vitaly Wool & Vlad Rezki, Softprise Consulting OU | |Vitaly Wool & Vlad Rezki, Softprise Consulting OU | ||
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|Getting Started with Embedded Linux: Using the Yocto Project to Build your Own Custom Embedded Linux Distribution (Cont.) | |Getting Started with Embedded Linux: Using the Yocto Project to Build your Own Custom Embedded Linux Distribution (Cont.) | ||
|Rudolf (Rudi) Streif | |Rudolf (Rudi) Streif | ||
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|Embedded Android Workshop (Cont.) | |Embedded Android Workshop (Cont.) | ||
|Karim Yaghmour, Opersys | |Karim Yaghmour, Opersys | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:02, 30 March 2021
Contents
Intro
Presentations from ELC 2015 (LF conference archive).
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Important note about videos: Unfortunately, the video files for ELC 2015 were lost. They were originally uploaded to YouTube, and there used to be links on this page that worked. However, some time in 2018, the YouTube account that was used to upload the videos was deleted accidentally, and the videos were lost. There were no backups. We are very sorry about this, but there is nothing that can be done to remedy the situation unless individuals made copies of these YouTube videos themselves. If anyone has any video content for the presentations listed below, please contact Tim Bird.
Presenters
Day 1 Presentations
Session Description | Presenter(s) | Presentation | Transcript Status | Video |
Day 1, 9:00am | ||||
Driving standards and Open Source to Grow the Internet of Things | Mark Skarpness, Director of Systems Engineering at Intel | |||
Day 1, 9:30am | ||||
Project Ara | Paul Eremenko, Head of Project Ara, ATAP at Google & Marti Bolivar, Project Ara Software Lead, Google | |||
Day 1, 10:30am | ||||
Android OTA Updates | Andrew Boie, Intel | |||
Generalizing Android for Low-Cost 64-Bit ARM-Based Community Boards | Khasim Syed Mohammed, Linaro | |||
An Overview of the Kernel DMAEngine Subsystem | Maxime Ripard, Free Electrons | |||
Tuning systemd for Embedded | Alison Chaiken, Mentor Graphics | |||
The Open Interconnect Consortium (OIC) Security Model and Vision | Ned Smith, Intel | |||
Day 1, 11:30am | ||||
Build and Distributing SDK Add-Ons | Dave Smith, NewCircle | |||
Fuzzing the Media Framework in Android | Alexandru Blanda, Intel | |||
Autonomous Navigation for an OMAP4 Nano-Drone | Grégoire Gentil, Always Innovating | |||
Buildroot: Embedded Linux for Small Devices and Makefile Enthusiasts | Stephanie Lockwood-Childs, VCT Labs | SVG | ||
LTSI: Latest Status and Kernel Testing | Tsugikazu Shibata, NEC | |||
Virtualization for Small Devices | Jesse Zbikowski and Stephan Okay, Cratus technologies | |||
Day 1, 2:00pm | ||||
Solving Global Illiteracy With Android and XPRIZE | Jono Bacon, XPRIZE | |||
Anatomy of a Screenshot | Rodrigo Chiossi, Intel | |||
Using Intel Edison to Fuse Embedded Linux With Existing Drone Flight Controllers | Mark F. Brown, Intel & Joel Rosenzweig, Intel | |||
Bluetooth 4.2 - New Features for Linux and IoT | Marcel Holtmann, Intel | |||
The Device Tree as a Stable ABI: A Fairy Tale? | Thomas Petazzoni, Free Electrons | |||
IoTivity and Embedded Linux Support | Kishen Maloor, Intel | |||
Day 1, 3:00pm | ||||
Android’s New Stream-Based Camera Architecture | Balwinder Kaur, ON Semiconductor | |||
Chaining HALs | Hunyue Yau, HY Research | |||
Performance Analysis Using the perf Suite | Mans Rullgard | |||
Optimize uClinux for ARM Cortex-M4 | Jim Huang, South Star Xelerator & Jeff Liaw, National Cheng Kung University | |||
10 Years of Open Source Robotics | Laurent Pinchart, Ideas on Board | |||
The OpenDOF Project - An Open Distributed Object Framework For The IoT | Bryant Eastham, Panasonic | |||
Day 1, 4:20pm | ||||
Implementation of the Global Task Scheduler in big.LITTLE Android Platforms | Michael E. Anderson, The PTR Group | |||
Utilizing the Android Open Source Project to Support Controllers for Single-Use Devices. (X-Ray Guns! Pew Pew!) | Ben Friedberg, SDG Systems | |||
Flying Penguins: Embedded Linux Applications for Autonomous UAVs | Clay McClure | |||
Introduction to IEEE 1588 Precision Time Protocol (PTP) Using Embedded Linux Systems | Insop Song, Gainspeed | |||
Poky meets Debian: Understanding How to Make an Embedded Linux by Using an Existing Distribution's Source Code | Yoshitake Kobayashi, Toshiba | |||
Ready-Made Recipes to Add Security and Data | Dominig ar Foll, Intel | |||
Day 1, 5:20pm | ||||
Memory Management Internals | Karim Yaghmour, Opersys | |||
Android Multilib Build Cheat Sheet | Amit Pundir, Linaro | |||
Teaching More Fish to Fly | John Hawley, Intel | |||
Automated Flashing and Testing for Continuous Integration | Igor Stoppa, Intel | |||
Tizen: System-Wide Memory Defragmenter Without Killing Any Application | Pintu Kumar, Samsung | |||
Getting Started with AllJoyn | Ivan R. Judson, Microsoft |
Day 2 Presentations
Session Description | Presenter(s) | Presentation | Transcript Status | Video |
Day 2, 9:00am | ||||
Android Verified Boot | Andrew Boie, Intel | |||
Heterogeneous Multi-Core Architecture Support for Dronecode | Mark Charlebois, Qualcomm Innovation Center (QuIC) | |||
Understanding Embedded Linux Benchmarking Using Kernel Trace Analysis | Alexis Martin, Inria | |||
A Scalable, Cloud-based Device Reprogramming Architecture | James Simister, Panasonic | |||
Customizing AOSP for my Device | Rafael Coutinho, Phi Innovations | |||
Building Multi-Processor FPGA Subsystems – Allowing Linux to Supervise Embedded Real-Time Processing Systems | Chris Martin, Altera | |||
Day 2, 10:00am | ||||
Implementing Controls with Bluetooth SMART in Android | Michael E. Anderson, The PTR Group | |||
Open Source Drones on Linux | Lorenz Meier MLC/TLC | |||
NAND Support: (New?) Challenges for the MTD/NAND Subsystem | Boris Brezillon, Free Electrons | |||
Building IoT systems with openHAB | Matt Porter, Konsulko | |||
Day 2, 11:20am | ||||
Room For Cooperation: Bionic and musl | Bernhard Rosenkränzer, Linaro | |||
Aster: A Remote GUI Control Tool for the Android Platform | Yongqin Liu, Linaro | |||
Application of Data Fusion to Aerial Robotics | Paul Riseborough, 3DRobotics | |||
Embedded Distributed Systems: A Case of Study | Victor Rodriguez, Intel | |||
Transitioning From uclibc to musl for Embedded Development | Rich Felker, Openwall | |||
Security Architecture in the IOT Age | Stephen Arnold, VCT Labs | |||
Day 2, 1:40pm | ||||
Dronecode Project and Autopilot With Linux | Andrew Tridgell, Technical Steering Committee Chair of Dronecode Project | See http://uav.tridgell.net/ELC_2015 |
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Day 2, 2:10pm | ||||
IoT Panel | Dominig Ar Foll, Intel (Tizen); Greg Burns, AllSeen Alliance; Bryant Eastham, Panasonic; Guy Martin, Samsung; Tim Bird, Sony Mobile (Moderator) | |||
Day 2, 3:25pm | ||||
Platform-Level UI Customization | Karim Yaghmour, Opersys | |||
Upstreaming, Downstreaming, 'Sidestreaming': How Can Android-Based Projects Work Together? | Bernhard Rosenkränzer, Linaro | |||
The Syria Airlift Project: Open-Sourcing Humanitarian Airlift | Mark Jacobsen, U.S. Air Force | |||
Last One Out, Turn Off The Lights | Geert Uytterhoeven, Glider bvba | |||
Generic PHY Framework | Kishon Vijay Abraham, Texas Instruments | |||
Linux for Microcontrollers: From Marginal to Mainstream | Vitaly Wool, Softprise Consulting OU | |||
Day 2, 4:25pm | ||||
Android Customization: From the Kernel to the Apps | Cédric Cabessa, Genymobile | |||
Embedded Linux moves into High School Robotics | Michael E. Anderson, The PTR Group | |||
Freedreno Status Report: Upstream and FOSS Graphics on ARM/SoC Devices | Rob Clark, Red Hat | HTML | ||
Creating Open Hardware Tools | David Anders, Intel | |||
Sigrok: Adventures in Integrating a Power-Measurement Device | Bartosz Golaszewski, BayLibre | |||
Building a General Purpose Android Workstation | Ron Munitz | |||
Day 2, 5:25pm | ||||
Creating Platform Development Tools | François-Denis Gonthier, Opersys | |||
DroneAPI: A Tutorial on Drone Control | Kevin Hester, 3DRobotics | |||
Regulators: Learning To Play With Others | Mark Brown, Linaro | |||
Open Lighting Architecture: Blinky Lights! | Matt Ranostay, Intel | |||
Real Time Linux Scheduling Performance Comparison | Vince Bridgers, Altera | |||
Day 2, 6:40pm | ||||
BoFs: Applying Linux to the Social Infrastructure Systems | Noriaki Fukuyasu, Linux Foundation | |||
BoFs: Cryptography and Randomness | Jesse Zbikowski | |||
BoFs: Dronecode Project | Andrew Tridgell & Lorenz Meier | |||
BoFs: Kernel Wish List | John Stultz | |||
BoFs: MinnowBoard - John Hawley, Intel BoFs: Yocto Project / OpenEmbedded | Jeff Osier-Mixon | No slides | ||
BoFs: Kernel Testing for Upstream with kernelci.org | Kevin Hilman, Linaro |
Day 3 Presentations
Session Description | Presenter(s) | Presentation | Transcript Status | Video |
Day 3, 9:00am | ||||
Android Based Penetration Testing Framework | Ron Munitz | |||
Filesystem Considerations for Embedded Devices | Tristan Lelong, Adeneo | |||
Embedded Digital TV Kernel Pipelines via Media Controller API | Mauro Carvalho Chehab, | |||
Introduction to Kernel Power Management | Kevin Hilman, Linaro | SVG | ||
Transactional Device Tree & Overlays: Making Reconfigurable Hardware Work | Pantelis Antoniou, Konsulko Group | |||
Embedded Android Workshop | Karim Yaghmour, Opersys | |||
Day 3, 10:00am | ||||
Maintaining Multiple Android Linux Kernels at Intel | Mark Gross, Intel | |||
Creating Eco-System for R-Car LCB | Hisao Munakata, Renesas | |||
Maintaining a Large Kernel Subsystem | Arnd Bergmann | |||
Status Report for IEEE 802.15.4 and 6LoWPAN in Linux | Stefan Schmidt, Samsung | |||
What's New with Toybox | Rob Landley | TXT | ||
Day 3, 11:20am | ||||
Android and Modern Toolchains: gcc 5.0, clang 3.6 and binutils 2.25 | Bernhard Rosenkränzer, Linaro | |||
Embedded Android Workshop (Cont.) | Karim Yaghmour, Opersys | |||
Linux in the Connected Car Platform | Daniel Jackson, Dialexa | |||
Getting Started with Embedded Linux: Using the Yocto Project to Build your Own Custom Embedded Linux Distribution | Rudolf (Rudi) Streif | |||
Linux Kernel Selftest Framework - Quality Control for New Releases | Shuah Khan, Samsung | |||
Overcoming Obstacles to Contributing to Linux | Tim Bird, Sony Mobile | |||
Day 3, 1:40pm | ||||
Doing big.LITTLE right: little and Big Obstacles | Vitaly Wool & Vlad Rezki, Softprise Consulting OU | |||
Getting Started with Embedded Linux: Using the Yocto Project to Build your Own Custom Embedded Linux Distribution (Cont.) | Rudolf (Rudi) Streif | |||
Improving the Embedded Linux Development Workflow | Paul Eggleton, Intel | |||
Testing Video4Linux Applications and Drivers | Hans Verkuil | |||
Embedded Android Workshop (Cont.) | Karim Yaghmour, Opersys | PDF] | ||
Shrinking C Code | Rob Landley | Rob said to point people here for content: TXT | ||
Day 3, 2:40pm | ||||
Fixing the y2038 Bug | Arnd Bergmann, Linaro | |||
Enhancing Real-Time Capabilities with the PRU | Rob Birkett, Texas Instruments | |||
Fastboot Tools and Techniques | John Mehaffey, Mentor Graphics | |||
The Ephemeral Smoking Gun: Using ftrace and kgdb to Resolve a pthread 'deadlock' | Brad Mouring, National Instruments | |||
Day 3, 4:00pm | ||||
Embedding Openness in the Connected Car | Matt Jones, Senior Infotainment Specialist at Jaguar Land Rover | |||
Day 3, 4:30pm | ||||
Community Involvement: Looking Forward and Looking Back | Deepak Saxena, Noted Linux Kernel Developer |
Technical Showcase Posters
Poster Title | Presenter | Poster |
96Boards HiKey | Linaro | |
Embedded Linux build system - Buildroot | Thomas Petazzoni | |
FIRST Robotics Competition | FRC Team 2643 - Dark Matter | |
FIRST Robotics Linux-based Controller | Mike Anderson / The PTR Group, Inc. | |
Fluent Bit: Data Collector for Embedded Linux | Eduardo Silva, Treasure Data | |
Freedreno - Open Source ARM Graphics | Rob Clark | |
OpenDOF Project "One Page" IoT | Bryant Eastham, Panasonic | |
Power measurement with sigrok & ACME | Bartosz Golaszewski, Patrick Titiano / BayLibre, Ingenios | |
Scalable, Cloud-Based Device Reprogramming | James Simister - Panasonic | |
Sony Mobile phone debug board | Werner Johansson | |
The Syria Airlift Project Open-Sourcing Humanitarian Airlift | Mark Jacobsen, Jessie Mooberry | |
Toaster - A web interface to the Yocto Project | Paul Eggleton, David Reyna, Jeffrey Osier-Mixon - Yocto Project | |
USRP E310 - Embedded Software Defined Radio | Philip Balister, Moritz Fischer, Jonathon Pendlum | |
VR Spark - Drone Code Edition | Roberto Navoni |