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Linux Foundation’s invitation-only event unites business and technical experts to collaborate on technical issues, the business of open source, best practices in collaborative development, and how to grow open source communities.

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Thursday, February 19 • 1:40pm - 2:30pm
Linux Kernel Testing BoFs - Tsugikazu Shibata, NEC & Hisao Munakata, Renesas

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Linux is now using broad range of industries not just internet servers but also cloud, supercomputer, embedded, automotive and so on. So, sometimes, companies are trying to build kernel by themselves using long term stable kernel such as LTSI. (or other case, just upstream kernel) with adding their own patches fixing their problems.

In any case, using Linux for production must be tested before start its service or shipment. This BoFs is intended to discuss about Linux Kernel testing for such situation. Sharing test among the companies is one of major topic and the part where we will be able to test (mm, fs, net, driver). Also, test infrastructure and test methods are another interesting topic and how we solve the problem when we found the kernel problem will be discussed.
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Hisao Munakata

executive manager, Renesas
Munakata leads upstream kernel development team in Renesas to encourage developer to send more patched to the upstream. Also he actively works for Linux Foundation CE working. Automotive Grade Linux and other Linux Foundation project for the long time. He did various presentation, keynote and BoFs at various Linux Foundation and other conferences.
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Tsugikazu SHIBATA

NEC
Tsugikazu Shibata LTSI Project lead, NEC. Tsugikazu Shibata has been working on coordinating the relationship between industry and community as a member of OSS Promotion Center of NEC. He is an active member of LF/CEWG and Project Lead of LTSI. He have spoken at number of Linux conferences. He is also a board member of the Linux Foundation.

Thursday February 19, 2015 1:40pm - 2:30pm
Alexander Valley Ballroom I
  Kernel

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