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OpenIoT & ELC 2016

Clay McClure

Industrial Bytes & Magic
Consultant
Atlanta, Georgia

Clay McClure designs custom Linux software solutions for technology start-ups in Atlanta and the San Francisco Bay area. Prior to branching out on his own, he supported web-scale Linux clusters at Ning and Twitter. He's lately become interested in aerospace and robotics applications of embedded Linux.

10:40am PDT

OpenEmbedded in the Real World - Scott Murray, Konsulko Group Harbor Ballroom A Tutorial: Debugging Custom Hardware with Linux – Tools to Make Your Hardware Engineers Love You - Chris Martin, Altera Harbor Ballroom B

2:00pm PDT

Tutorial: I2C Hacking Demistified - Igor Stoppa, OpenSource Technology Center Intel Harbor Ballroom G

3:00pm PDT

Would You Trust Linux with Your Life? / Linux for Safety Critical Applications - Darren Hart, Intel Open Source Technology Center Harbor Ballroom H

4:10pm PDT

Implementing GCC5’s Profile-based Performance Optimizations On Embedded Systems Using The Yocto Project - Alejandro Enedino Hernandez Samaniego, Intel OTC Harbor Ballroom B

5:10pm PDT

Modernizing the NAND framework: The Big Picture - Boris Brezillon, Free Electrons Harbor Ballroom A

10:50am PDT

OpenBMC - A Customized Linux Distribution Running on BMC - Tian Fang, Facebook Harbor Ballroom A

4:20pm PDT

Debugging the Linux Kernel with GDB - Kieran Bingham Harbor Ballroom B

9:00am PDT

Stale Data, or How We (Mis-)manage Modern Caches - Mark Rutland, ARM Ltd. Harbor Ballroom G

11:05am PDT

Building a CPU from Scratch: jcore Design Walkthrough - Rob Landley & Jeff Dionne, se-instruments Harbor Ballroom B

1:35pm PDT

Understanding a Real-Time System - Steven Rostedt, Red Hat Harbor Ballroom B

2:35pm PDT

Hardware Design for Linux Engineers - Grant Likely, Linaro Harbor Ballroom G