Jonathan Cameron
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- Linux Plumbers Conference2 editions2022–2023
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- Navneet Singh2×
- Andrea Lattuadaonce
- Bryan Parnoonce
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| title | conference | date |
|---|---|---|
| CXL Emulation in QEMU - Progress, status and most importantly what next? | Linux Plumbers Conference 2023 | 2023-11-13 |
QEMU now implements CXL emulation beyond basics: Dynamic Capacity support with one-to-8 regions, DPA extent tracking and basic read/write backed by mailbox… | ||
| Plumbing challenges in Dynamic capacity device | Linux Plumbers Conference 2023 | 2023-11-13 |
CXL 3.0 allows asynchronous release of extents but kernel code in review keeps the response lightweight and defers real reclamation, with an RFC v3 patch set… | ||
| PCI device authentication encryption | Linux Plumbers Conference 2023 | 2023-11-13 |
A proof-of-concept in-kernel CMA‑SPDM RFC→non‑RFC patch set now aims to make the PCI core perform device authentication before driver probe, exposing an… | ||
| Linear types for large-scale systems verification | OOPSLA 2022 | 2022-12-05 |
Integrates linear Dafny with Dafny's SMT backend to push memory reasoning into the type system while keeping SMT for heap invariants; implements… | ||
| CXL 2.0+ Emulation With QEMU Status, requirements and roadmap. | Linux Plumbers Conference 2022 | 2022-09-12 |
QEMU now emulates CXL 2.0+ with type 3 devices, root ports and switches, host physical address window support and enough logic to boot interleaved persistent… | ||
| CXL Dynamic Capacity MM | Linux Plumbers Conference 2022 | 2022-09-12 |
CXL 3.0 adds Dynamic Capacity Devices that present memory as fixed-size blocks grouped into 1 2 or 8 DCT regions which the host maps via CDT/HDM decoders and… | ||
| 10 Years of the Industrial I/O Kernel Subsystem | Open Source Summit Europe & ELC + OpenIoT Summit Europe 2018 | 2018-10-22 |
Ten years of the Industrial I/O subsystem trace a practical evolution: it starts as a sensors-on-athletes hack and grows into a kernel API that now supports… | ||
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