Kernel sub-systems

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I2C

Linux I2C in the 21st Century

Presenter: Wolfram Sang, Consultant / Renesas
Summary: This presentation provides information about build root, use, need, and cross ¬compiling toolchain.

I + I2C = I3C: What's in this Addition 'I'?

Presenter: Boris Brezillion, Bootlin
Summary: This presentation provides information about the new features exposed by the I3C
protocol in Linux and future possible improvements of I3C framework.

More Robust I2C Designs with a New Fault-Injection Driver

Presenter: Wolfram Sang, Renesas
Summary: This presentation provides information about new GPIO based
driver scope and limitations and a case study of snoop busses with
only free software and openHardware(i.e sigrok).

Tutorial:I2C Hacking Demystified.

Presenter: Igor Stoppa, OpenSource Technology Center, Intel
Summary: The slides provide information to create and operate a custom I2C
peripheral as well as debugging tools for interaction between the two devices.

The Shiny New I2C Slave Framework

Presenter: Wolfram Sang
Summary: This presentation provides information about the I2C bus driver,
data flow and slave interrupt handler.

  • PDF | ELCE 2015

Board Bringup: You, Me, and I2C

Presenter: David Anders, Texas Instruments
Summary: The session talks about the communication principles,
drivers and software tools and also about board bringup use cases on I2C.

David Anders, Texas Instruments

Presenter:Board Bringup: You, Me, and I2C
Summary: This presentation provides information about communication principles
and synchronous communication interfacing.

SPI

SPI Memory Support in Linux and U-Boot

Presenter: Miquèl Raynal, Bootlin
Summary: This presentation provides information about SPI memories using the same SPI controller driver.

Groking the Linux SPI Subsystem

Presenter: Matt Porter, Konsulko
Summary: This presentation provides the information about SPI framework,
features of the SPI subsystem, which used to satisfy hardware and
performance requirements in an embedded Linux system.

An Introduction to SPI-NOR Subsystem

Presenter: Vignesh Raghavendra, Texas Instruments India
Summary: This presentation providing an overview of the SPI-NOR framework and provides an overview of writing a new controller driver.

What's Going on with SPI

Presenter: Mark Brown, Linaro
Summary: This presentation provides status of the
SPI subsystem in Linux kernel and methods to optimally
use the SPI hardware by minimizing delays and CPU utilization

Passing Time With SPI Framebuffer Driver

Presenter: Matt Porter, Texas Instruments
Summary: The talk covers details on registering the SPI device and
drivers as well as debugging tools for SPI.

USB

Modern USB.

Presenter: Andrzej Pietrasiewicz, Collabora
Summary: This presentation provides information about important use-cases
like gadget creation device boot time, etc.. and provides details
on USB functions implementation.

USB Protocol introduction.

Presenter: Krzysztof Opasiak, Samsung R&D Institute Poland.
Summary: The session talks about open source/hardware tools and tools for USB traffic modification.

Debugging Usually Slightly Broken (USB) Devices and Drivers.

Presenter: Krzysztof Opasiak, Samsung R&D Institute Poland.
Summary: The presentation provides information about USB protocol,
standard Linux host side infrastructure and analyzes USB
traffic without expensive USB analyzers.

Understand USB (in Linux).

Presenter: Krzysztof Opasiak
Summary: The slides talk about the USB protocol, implementation
in Linux and basics of USB host implementation.

Understand USB (in Linux)

Presenter: Krzysztof Opasiak, Samsung
Summary: This presentation provides information about USB protocol implementation, hardware for USB communication, USB classes, and
use of USB device.

USB and the Real World.

Presenter: Alan Ott, Signal 11 Software.
Summary: This presentation provides information about Linux USB
Gadget Interface and USB speed, USB Standards and hardware.

Kernel USB Gadget Configfs Interface.

Presenter: Matt Porter, Linaro.
Summary: The talk covers information about the Linux USB terminology,
a brief history of USB gadget subsystem and usage of USB gadget configfs.

USB and the Real World

Presenter: Alan Ott
Summary: This presentation provides information about USB bus speed, USB standards, USB terminology, and logical USB device.

  • PDF | ELCE 2014

Tame the USB Gadgets Talkative Beast

Presenter: Krzysztof Opasiak, Samsung
Summary: This presentation provides information about USB overview, USB function in kernel, and USB function type.

  • PDF | ELCE 2014

Useful USB Gadgets on Linux.

Presenter: Gary Bisson, Adeneo Embedded.
Summary: This presentation provides information about USB gadget API,
covers ways to design your own gadget and all basics of USB.

USB Debugging and Profiling Techniques

Presenter: Kishon Vijay Abraham
Summary: This presentation provides information about USB Linux system architecture, USB debugging Techniques, and challenges in debugging.

Do More With Less - On Driver-less Interfacing with Embedded Devices

Presenter:Peter Korsgaard

Summary: This presentation provides information about USB class protocol, USB functionality, and Linux USB gadget stack.

Enhancements to USB Gadget Framework.

Presenter: Conrad Roeber.
Summary: The topics covered in this presentation include USB architecture,
creation of USB gadgets and comparison of gadget API and Linux-USB API.

GPIO

PinControl and GPIO Update.

Presenter: Linus Walleij, ST-Ericsson
Summary: The session talks about information about GPIO sub-system,
pin control subsystem and GPIO subsystem drivers interface.

Pin Control Subsystem Overview.

Presenter: Linus Walleij, ST-Ericsson
Summary: The session covers information about pin configuration
sub-system interface and GPIO formation.