LinuxCon Japan 2013 is happening next week (May 29-31) in Tokyo, and several members of the Oracle mainline Linux kernel team are speaking: Jeff Liu - XFS in...
LinuxCon Japan 2013 is happening next week (May 29-31) in Tokyo, and several members of the Oracle mainline Linux kernel team are speaking: Jeff Liu - XFS in Rapid Development Liu Bo - Btrfs Specific Data Deduplication James Morris - Recent Developments in the Linux Kernel Security Subsystem For those attending, feel free to come and chat with us during the conference. We'll post links to slides once they're available.
LinuxCon Japan 2013 is happening next week (May 29-31) in Tokyo, and several members of the Oracle mainline Linux kernel team are speaking: Jeff Liu - XFS in Rapid Development Liu Bo - Btrfs Specific...
This is a contributed post from Mingming Cao, lead ext4 developer for the Oracle mainline Linux kernel team. I attended the second ext4 workshop hosted at the...
This is a contributed post from Mingming Cao, lead ext4 developer for the Oracle mainline Linux kernel team. I attended the second ext4 workshop hosted at the third day of Linux Collaboration Summit 2013. Participants included Google, RedHat,SuSE, Taobao, and Lustre. We had about 2-4 hours of good discussion aboutthe roadmap of ext4 for next year. Ext4 write stall issue A write Stall issue was reported by MM folks found during page claimtesting over ext4. There is lock...
This is a contributed post from Mingming Cao, lead ext4 developer for the Oracle mainline Linux kernel team. I attended the second ext4 workshop hosted at the third day of Linux Collaboration...
This is a contributed post from Chuck Lever, who heads up NFS development for the mainline Linux kernel team. Executive summary: On Monday (11th March) I...
This is a contributed post from Chuck Lever, who heads up NFS development for the mainline Linux kernel team. Executive summary: On Monday (11th March) I attended the IETF NFSv4 Working Group meeting at IETF 86 in Orlando, Florida.The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) produces high quality technical documents that influence the way people design, use and manage the Internet. Essentially, this is the body that regulates the protocols computers use to communicate on the...
This is a contributed post from Chuck Lever, who heads up NFS development for the mainline Linux kernel team. Executive summary: On Monday (11th March) I attended the IETF NFSv4 Working Group meeting...
I'd like to welcome everyone to this new blog, where I'll be discussing what's happening with the Oracle mainline Linux kernel development team. I'm James...
I'd like to welcome everyone to this new blog, where I'll be discussing what's happening with the Oracle mainline Linux kernel development team. I'm James Morris, manager of the team. I report to Wim Coekaerts. I'm also the maintainer of the Linux kernel security subsystem, which I blog about separately here. The Oracle mainline Kernel team works as part of the Linux community to develop new features and maintain existing kernel code. Our work is contributed directly to...
I'd like to welcome everyone to this new blog, where I'll be discussing what's happening with the Oracle mainline Linux kernel development team. I'm James Morris, manager of the team. I report to...
