Aspects of Dependable Linux Systems
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Linux already runs in automotive, satellites and robotics but industry standards assume traceable requirements and controlled artifacts that the kernel lacks; companies are importing kernel 361508 and spending six years reworking it instead of upstreaming. The talk cites NVIDIA practical qualification efforts, compares typical standard scopes of 5–10k lines of code to the monolithic kernel, and argues for program verification, better documentation and traceability artifacts and clear ownership for each lifecycle element.
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