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Vinod Koul

Linux kernel meetup Bangalore, Sep 2026 edition is here. Thanks to Microsoft and @srivatsabhat and Prasad for the logistics
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The keynote of the day is by @jejb about A Brief History of Linux and Open Source: How a bunch of hackers took on the Corporate world and Won
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Thank you @jejb for wonderful talk for developers and leaders. Very good insights

Some key insights from his talk
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The full schedule of the day:
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The track A is starting. First talk is Performance improvements for Linux file based encryption, leveraging Block I/O crypto and hardware inline encryption in storage controllers by Akhilesh Patil. Thanks to @sumit for coordinating the track A
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track B starts with From NIC to Userspace: Understanding the Linux Network Data Path by Alok Bhatt. Thanks to @kvaneesh for coordinating this track
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Second talk of the track is Safe thread killing for Linux daemons by mixing signals and ARM Assembly by Harshal Dev
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@sumit The second talk in this track is ARM MPAM & MPAM-Fb: Hardware Resource Partitioning in Linux via resctrl by Srivathsa L. Rao
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After a wonderful lunch and great hallway conversations, we are back with next set of talks.

Next is PatchWise: Automating Linux Kernel Patch Review with AI + Static Analysis by Aditya Chillara
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After a wonderful lunch and great hallway conversations, we are back with next set of talks.

Next is Hey Yocto, build me a custom embedded Linux! Er, no by Kaiwan N. Billimoria
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Last talk of this session is
IOMMUFD: From VFIO Containers to Guest-Owned Page Tables by Harsha Vardhan
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Last talk of this session is
From Fixes to LTS: The Life of a Linux Kernel Patch by Radhey Pandey
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@sumit @kvaneesh @srivatsabhat

After a quick coffee break, we are now switching to lighting talks

First one is Hello b4: Modernizing the Linux Kernel Patch Workflow by Radhey Pandey

Hello b4: Modernizing the Linux Kernel Patch Workflow by Radhey Pandey
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@kvaneesh @srivatsabhat @sumit

Last talk of the day is Who and what's eating my CPUs? Pinpoint it with FlameGraph Visualization by Kaiwan N. Billimoria
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@kvaneesh @srivatsabhat @sumit

Thanks everyone for joining us for a great day of talks and discussions. See you in next meetup
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@kvaneesh @srivatsabhat @sumit
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@vkoul @jejb@blog.hansenpartnership.com Thanks for that. I really enjoyed giving the talk (although perhaps next time not immediately after I get off a very long flight). Sorry to be remote, perhaps in future I might make it to the actual meetup.

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