Presenters, Demo-ers, Participants: Thanks very much for your participation in CELF's Embedded Linux Conference Europe. I really enjoyed the conference, and hope you did as well.

Videos of the presentations have been made available by Free Electrons, at: http://free-electrons.com/blog/elce-2008-videos/

Some presentations have not been posted. Please contact me if there's one missing you are interested in, and I will try to track it down.

$/!\$ Presenters: Please post your technical conference presentations on this page. (See Instructions below the table)

Contents

Table
Instructions for Presenters

Table

Presenter(s)	Session	Presentation
Mike Anderson	Using a JTAG in Linux Driver Debug	PDF
Mike Anderson	Understanding and Using SMP/Multicore Processors	PDF
Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri	Rich GUI without pain	PDF
Tim Bird	Tools and Techniques for Reducing Bootup Time	PDF \| PPT
Vitaly Bordug	Device tree and Embedded Linux	PDF
Andrew Christian	Handhelds Mojo - Building and Running Ubuntu Distributions on ARM	.
Shane Coughlan	Strategic Implementation of Free Software in Business	OpenDocument
Jake Edge	Avoiding Web Application Flaws In Embedded Devices	PDF OpenDocument HTML
Bas Engel	Digital TV with Linux	PDF
George France, Brian Avery, & Andrew Christian	Handhelds Mojo: Building and running Ubuntu distributions on ARM	PDF
Klaas van Gend & Ned Miljevic	Building Embedded Userlands	PDF
Klaas van Gend	The ELC Europe 2008 end game: Linux Fortunes	HTML
Peter Griffin	Porting uClinux to a new architecture	PDF
Armijn Hemel	Abusing Universal Plug and Play	HTML
Marcel Holtmann	BlueZ 4.0	.
Perry Ismangil & Benny Prijono	PJSIP: Open Source Compact SIP and Media Stack	PDF
Mischa Jonker	Power management on an ARM11 platform	PDF
Denis Oliver Kropp	Open Integration Layer - DirectFB 2.0	.
Jaya Kumar	Deferred IO and E-Paper Display	PDF
Vasileios Laganakos	Portability and Optimizations of GNU Applications for ARM Embedded Linux	PDF \|
Philip Lougher	Overview of SquashFS filesystem	PDF
Eugeny S. Mints	Taking Linux Power Management to Production Quality	.
Denis Mishin	A Corner-to-Corner Approach for Cost-Effective Implementation of Consumer Electronics Human Machine Interfaces	.
Michael Opdenacker	Update on filesystems for flash storage	PDF \| OpenDocument
Thomas Petazzoni	Choosing embedded graphical libraries	PDF \| OpenDocument
Gregers Petersen	Embedded Magic, or How People Suddenly Find Out That They Are Collaborating (Some Thoughts Parsed Through the Brain of an Anthropologist)	.
Matt Porter	Managing NAND Flash to Optimize Product Longevity	PDF
Bill Roman	Using Appropriate Wear-leveling to Extend Product Lifespan	PDF
Frank Rowand	Adventures in real-time performance tuning, part 1	PDF
Frank Rowand	Adventures in real-time performance tuning, part 2	PDF
Frank Scholz	Building bridges - coherence, a DLNA/UPnP framework	.
David Woodhouse	Community and Embedded Linux	PDF
Wookey	Solar hot water geekery: making infinitely versatile home heating controllers with free software and open hardware	PDF, src.tgz
Vitaly Wool	Using "Dot Clock" Displays In Embedded Linux Devices	PDF, OpenDocument
Vitaly Wool	NAND Chip Driver Optimizaton and Tuning	PDF, OpenDocument
name	title	PDF \| PPT

Instructions for Presenters

Here are the steps to follow to add your presentation to this page (Please read them BEFORE clicking):

If you don't have a wiki account, please create one by clicking on UserPreferences, fill out the form, and return here.
- (A wiki account is required to attach files or edit this page)
PDF format is preferred. If you can convert your presentation to PDF, please do so.
If your presentation has any message which says it is confidential (such as in a footer from a corporate or CELF template), please remove it.
- If you used a CELF template that has "CELF confidential" in the footer, please upload the presentation so we can remove the footer. Or you can remove it yourself by editing the footer on the slide "master" page.
Please make sure your filename does not have any spaces in it!!
Click on the Attachments link at the bottom of the page
- on the form, enter your presentation file name (or browse to it)
- click on the "Upload" button

If you want to be extra nice, you can add the appropriate table line (with the "attachment:" link) as an entry in the table. Do this by clicking on EditText at the bottom of the page, adding a line for your session and copying the "attachment:" text from the bottom of the page to your line.

See the entry for Tim Bird (the 1st entry in the table) for an example of the syntax required. Each table line is one long line, even though it may wrap in your browser (so remove all line feeds from your line before saving this page.) Don't worry - if you don't do this or mess something up I will come along later and fix up the table for you.

Thanks!