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A=Werner Almesberger
I=none
T=TCP Connection Passing
N=24
E=werner@almesberger.net
A=Dan Aloni
I=none
T=Cooperative Linux
N=14
E=da-x@colinux.org
A=Erik Andersen
I=Codepoet Consulting
T=Build your own Embedded Linux Wireless Access Point
N=11
E=andersen@codepoet.org
A=Stuart Anderson
I=netSweng, LLC
T=Run-time testing of LSB Applications
N=40
E=anderson@netsweng.com
A=Jens Axboe
I=SUSE
T=Linux Block IO - present and future
N=152
E=axboe@suse.de
A=Suparna Bhattacharya
I=IBM
T=Linux AIO Performance and Robustness for Enterprise Workloads
N=64
E=suparna@in.ibm.com
A=Tim R. Bird
I=Sony Electronics
T=Methods to Improve Bootup Time in Linux
N=132
E=tim.bird@am.sony.com
A=Martin J. Bligh
I=none
T=Linux on NUMA
N=153
E=none
A=James Bottomley
I=SteelEye Technology, Inc.
T=Improving Kernel Performance by Unmapping the Page Cache
N=27
E=jejb@steeleye.com
A=Dave Boutcher
I=IBM
T=Linux Virtualization on IBM Power5 Systems
N=26
E=boutcher@us.ibm.com
A=Len Brown
I=Intel
T=ACPI -- Advanced Configuration and Power Management Interface
N=9
E=len.brown@intel.com
A=Ray Bryant
I=Silicon Graphics
T=Scaling Linux to the Extreme
N=147
E=raybry@sgi.com
A=Peter Chubb
I=NICTA
T=Get More Device Drivers out of the Kernel!
N=100
E=peterc@gelato.unsw.edu.au
A=Wim A. Coekaerts
I=Oracle
T=2.6 kernel for big servers compared to 2.4
N=13
E=wim.coekaerts@oracle.com
A=Jonathan Corbet
I=LWN.net
T=Where 2.7 is going
N=127
E=corbet@lwn.net
A=Paul Devriendt
I=AMD
T=SMP and frequency scaling
N=22
E=paul.devriendt@amd.com
A=Matt Domsch
I=Dell
T=Dynamic Kernel Module Support: From Theory to Practice
N=117
E=matt_domsch@dell.com
A=Scott Feldman
I=Intel
T=e100 weight reduction program
N=177
E=scott.feldman@intel.com
A=James Bruce Fields
I=University of Michigan
T=NFSv4 and rpcsec_gss for linux
N=76
E=bfields@umich.edu
A=Louay Gammo
I=University of Waterloo
T=Comparing and Evaluating epoll(), select(), and poll()
N=0
E=lgammo@cs.uwaterloo.ca
A=James Gettys
I=HP
T=The (Re)Architecture of the X Window System
N=0
E=jim.gettys@hp.com
A=Ibrahim Haddad
I=Ericsson Research
T=Towards Linux-based Open Telecom Platforms
N=51
E=ibrahim.haddad@ericsson.com
A=Michael Austin Halcrow
I=International Business Machines, Inc.
T=Demands, Solutions, and Improvements for Linux Filesystem Security
N=55
E=linuxsymposium.org@halcrow.us
A=Dave Hansen
I=IBM
T=Hotplug Memory and the Linux VM
N=131
E=haveblue@us.ibm.com
A=Greg Kroah-Hartman
I=none
T=kobjects and krefs - lockless reference counting for kernel structures
N=168
E=greg@kroah.com
A=Rick Lindsley
I=IBM Linux Technology Center
T=The Cursor Wiggles Faster: Measuring Scheduler Performance
N=82
E=ricklind@us.ibm.com
A=Robert Love
I=Novell
T=On a Kernel Events Layer and User-space Message Bus System
N=122
E=rml@ximian.com
A=Matt Mackall
I=Selenic Consulting
T=Linux-tiny and directions for small systems
N=30
E=mpm@selenic.com
A=Dan Magenheimer
I=Hewlett Packard Co
T=Xen and the Art of Open Source Virtualization
N=68
E=dan.magenheimer@hp.com
A=Jon Paul Maloy
I=Ericsson
T=TIPC: Providing Communication for Linux Clusters
N=52
E=jon.maloy@ericsson.com
A=Dave McCracken
I=IBM
T=Object-based reverse mapping
N=109
E=dmccr@us.ibm.com
A=Michael Meeks
I=Novell, Inc.
T=The World of OpenOffice
N=145
E=michael@ximian.com
A=Arnaldo Carvalho de Melo
I=Conectiva S.A.
T=TCPfying the Poor Cousins
N=130
E=none
A=Kazunori Miyazawa
I=USAGI Project
T=IPv6 IPsec and Mobile IPv6 implementation of Linux
N=119
E=kazunori@miyazawa.org
A=Keith Packard
I=HP
T=Getting X off the hardware
N=0
E=none
A=Ram Pai
I=IBM Corporation
T=Linux 2.6 performance improvement through readahead optimization
N=54
E=linuxram@us.ibm.com
A=Inaky Perez-Gonzalez
I=Intel Corporation
T=I would hate user space locking if it weren't that sexy...
N=10
E=inaky.perez-gonzalez@intel.com
A=Steven L. Pratt
I=IBM
T=Workload Dependent Performance Evaluation of the 2.6 I/O Schedulers
N=58
E=slpratt@us.ibm.com
A=Sam Robb
I=TimeSys
T=Creating Cross-Compile Friendly Software
N=104
E=sam.robb@timesys.com
A=John A. Ronciak
I=Intel Corp.
T=Page-Flip Technology for use within the Linux Networking Stack
N=46
E=john.ronciak@intel.com
A=Rusty Russell
I=IBM
T=Linux Kernel Hotplug CPU Support
N=16
E=rusty@rustcorp.com.au
A=Dipankar Sarma
I=IBM
T=Issues with Selected Scalability Features of the 2.6 Kernel
N=156
E=dipankar@in.ibm.com
A=Kittur (Doc) S. Shankar
I=IBM
T=Achieving CAPP/EAL3+ Security Certification for Linux
N=72
E=dshankar@us.ibm.com
A=Rik van Riel
I=Red Hat, Inc.
T=Improving Linux resource control using CKRM
N=125
E=riel@redhat.com
A=Alain Volmat
I=Ricoh Company Ltd.
T=Linux on a Digital Camera
N=110
E=avolmat@src.ricoh.co.jp
A=John A. Walicki
I=IBM Research
T=The Linux Client at IBM - Enterprise Enabling the Linux Desktop
N=0
E=none
A=Harald Marc Welte
I=netfilter core team
T=ct_sync - state replication of ip_conntrack
N=86
E=laforge@gnumonks.org
A=Mats Wichmann
I=LSB Project / Intel Corporation
T=Increasing the appeal of Open Source projects
N=175
E=mats.d.wichmann@intel.com
A=Matthew S. Wilson
I=none
T=New approaches in software provisioning and system maintenance
N=0
E=none
A=Carl D. Worth
I=USC/Information Sciences Institute
T="On-demand" Linux in a Power-aware Microsensor
N=70
E=cworth@east.isi.edu
A=Chris Wright
I=OSDL
T=Linux Virtualization
N=0
E=none
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