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+% Registration Automated BoardFarm: Only Better with Bacon
+% [2]Register/Submit Christian Holtje (christian.holtje@timesys.com)
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+In this presentation, we will introduce the concept of
+a BoardFarm, a tool to aid in the development and
+support of embedded systems. Timesys had an opportunity
+to save time and energy that was being spent juggling a
+limited number of embedded boards among our developers,
+customers, and support staff who are spread throughout
+the world. We decided to build a system to provide
+remote access to the boards and to automate many of the
+tedious tasks such as running tests, booting the boards
+and installing software including the operating
+systems, board support packages and toolchains. This
+allows the developers and support gurus at Timesys to
+concentrate on the problem at hand instead of how each
+board boots or how a specific board needs to be set up.
+
+We will talk about why the BoardFarm was built, how to
+use it, how it works, and what it's being used for. We
+will also talk about ideas that we have for future
+improvements. Pigs were harmed in the making of this
+BoardFarm and were delicious.
+
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