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Embedded Linux Conference 2013 - How to Decide the Linux Kernel Version
Sep 2, 2025
February 20, 2013 San Francisco, California The Linux Foundation Embedded Linux Conference 2013 How to Decide the Linux Kernel Version for the Embedded Projects to Keep Maintain Long Term By Tsugikazu Shibata
Embedded Linux Conference 2013 - Building a Custom Embedded Linux Distribution
Sep 2, 2025
February 20, 2013 San Francisco, California The Linux Foundation Embedded Linux Conference 2013 Building a Custom Embedded Linux Distribution with the Yocto Project By Sean Hudson
Embedded Linux Conference 2013 - Common Clock Framework: How to use it
Sep 2, 2025
February 20, 2013 San Francisco, California The Linux Foundation Embedded Linux Conference 2013 Common Clock Framework: How to use it By Gregory Clement The common clock framework, which was included in the 3.4 kernel in the beginning of 2012, is now mandatory to support all new ARM SoCs. It is also part of the "one zImage to run them all" big plan of the ARM architecture in the Linux kernel. After an introduction on why we needed this framework and on the problems it solves, we will go through the implementation details of this framework. Then, with real examples, we will focus on how to use this framework to add clock support to a new ARM SoC. We will also show how the device tree is used in this process. The last part of the talk will review how device drivers use this framework, using examples taken from various parts of the kernel.
Embedded Linux Conference 2013 - KEYNOTE Code Sweat: Embed with Nightmares
Sep 2, 2025
February 20, 2013 San Francisco, California The Linux Foundation Embedded Linux Conference 2013 KEYNOTE Code sweat: Embed with Nightmares By Dave Stewart
Embedded Linux Conference 2013 - Can you Market an Open Source Project?
Sep 2, 2025
February 21, 2013 San Francisco, California The Linux Foundation Embedded Linux Conference 2013 Can you Market an Open Source Project? By Tracey Erway and Nithya Ruff
Embedded Linux Conference 2013 - Controlling Multi-Core Race Conditions on Linux/Android
Sep 2, 2025
February 20, 2013 San Francisco, California The Linux Foundation Embedded Linux Conference 2013 Controlling Multi-Core Race Conditions on Linux/Android By Mike Anderson Multi-core processors are now the rule rather than the exception in high-end applications. But, as we try to port our legacy applications to multi-core platforms, what pitfalls lay in wait? This presentation will outline the conditions that lead to multi-core race conditions and outline the techniques for identifying and redesigning code to successfully function in a multi-core world.
Embedded Linux Conference 2013 - Atom for Embedded Linux Hackers and the DIY Community
Sep 2, 2025
February 20, 2013 San Francisco, California The Linux Foundation Embedded Linux Conference 2013 Atom for Embedded Linux Hackers and the DIY Community By Scott Garman As costs have come down and the power of embedded platforms has increased, the hacker/maker community is playing an increasingly critical role in the creation of disruptive technologies. The "Next Big Thing" will likely start out as a hacker project using a commodity embedded hardware platform. Intel's Atom-based offerings continue to grow while targeting new niches in embedded applications. This talk will outline exciting new developments with Atom processors in the embedded space, and how hackers can make best use of these advantages. This talk will be relevant to hackers, hobbyists, and people interested in developing embedded products based on Atom, and is open to all technical experience levels.
Embedded Linux Conference 2013 - Anatomy of an Embedded KMS Driver
Sep 2, 2025
February 20, 2013 San Francisco, California The Linux Foundation Embedded Linux Conference 2013 Anatomy of an Embedded KMS Driver By Laurent Pinchart Frame Buffer Device (FBDEV) has been the dominating embedded Linux display API for more than a decade. The tide is turning and Kernel Mode Setting (KMS) is now challenging that dominant position with major embedded vendors adopting KMS as their display API of choice. Don't be left behind and discover in this talk all about KMS for embedded systems. We will go through the KMS API and learn how to write a KMS driver based on examples from a real embedded system. This talk addresses kernel developers who want to board the KMS train before it leaves. The API presentation will not require advanced development skills, but basic kernel development knowledge is recommended to understand the KMS driver internals.
Embedded Linux Conference 2013 - ELC 2013 Security: Best Practices for Embedded Systems
Sep 2, 2025
The Linux Foundation Embedded Linux Conference 2013 ELC 2013 Security: Best Practices for Embedded Systems By John Mehaffey San Francisco, California Computer security concepts are well known, there are many known exploits and ways to counter them, but most of the focus has been on IT systems (servers). Computer security in consumer products is often left to the last minute, if it is implemented at all. In today's increasingly connected world, embedded systems can provide high value targets for hackers, criminal enterprises, and terrorists. Security for embedded computer systems can no longer be left to chance. This talk starts with an overview of security concepts and terms, describes security modules available for Linux, provides some example exploits to provide context, and establishes best practices to ensure that security is built into your product from the start. The talk is appropriate for developers and managers interested in security, but no security experience is assumed.