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+Linux Kernelprogrammierung
+
+LWN - summary:
+==============
+
+01.07.2011:
+^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+3.0-rc3
+^^^^^^^
+The current development kernel is 3.0-rc3, released on June 13. Linus says:
+"There's a lot of small one-liners, but a few bigger chunks too: Radeon DRI
+updates, some btrfs updates, and fixing Sparc LEON support (and supporting PCI).
+Smaller updates to nilfs2 and ceph, and s390 and arm. Other than that, it's
+mostly random driver updates all over."
+
+Quotes
+^^^^^^
+It does look like there are too many problems to actually make it call itself
+"3.0", and that's sad. That's not an excuse for not trying to get those problems
+fixed, though.
+-- Linus Torvalds prepares for 3.0.0
+
+The full set of patches will be sent, as normal, however they will be delayed by
+a few hours out of respect for those still awake and trying to get work done.
+-- Greg Kroah-Hartman delays the pain into the eastern hemisphere
+
+
+Native Linux KVM tool v2
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+The second iteration of the Native Linux KVM tool (a QEMU replacement for KVM)
+has been posted. The tool now has graphics support, SMP support, networking,
+file I/O said to be faster than QEMU, and more. The developers are now
+"officially aiming" to get the tool merged in the 3.1 kernel development cycle.
+
+interesting patches on LKML
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+- a reworked contiguous memory allocator (CMA)
+- Debating overlayfs
+
+3.0-rc4
+^^^^^^^
+The current development kernel is 3.0-rc4, released on June 20. It consists of a
+bunch of fixes (some for a couple of significant performance regressions) and a
+couple of new drivers. It also apparently has a new compilation error which may
+require the application of this patch to get around. The full changelog has all
+the details.
+
+Quotes
+^^^^^^
+Hardware often makes me want to dress all in black, sit at the end of the bar,
+drink, and cry. Often Matthew Garrett is right there with me so at least I have
+company on my trip to black, black oblivion.
+-- Dan Williams
+
+3.0-rc5
+^^^^^^^
+The current development kernel is 3.0-rc5, released on June 27. "Nothing
+terribly exciting here. The most noteworthy thing may be that only about a
+quarter of the changes are in drivers, filesystem changes actually account for
+more (40%): btrfs, cifs, ext4, jbd2, nfs are all present and accounted for."
+
+
+- Nokia N9 meego & QT mobile phone
+
+
+Upcomming Events
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+Desktop Summit 2011, 06.08.2011 - 12.08.2011, Berlin
+http://desktopsummit.org
+
+FrOSCon 6, 20.08.2011 - 21.08.2011, Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg
+http://www.froscon.de
+
+LibreOffice Hackfest 2011, 02.09.2011 - 04.09.2011, Munich
+http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Hackfest2011
+
+openSUSE Conference 2011, 11.09.2011 - 14.09.2011, Nuremburg
+http://en.opensuse.org/Portal:Conference
+
+13th Real-Time Linux Workshop, 20.10.2011 - 22.10.2011, Prague
+https://www.osadl.org/RTLWS-2011.rtlws-2011.0.html
+
+Linux Kernel Summit 2011 Plenary Session, 26.10.2011, Prague
+http://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/linux-kernel-summit/schedule
+
+1st LinuxCon Europe, 26.10.2011 - 28.10.2011, Prague
+http://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/linuxcon-europe
+
+Embedded Linux Conference Europe, 26.10.2011 - 28.10.2011, Prague
+http://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/embedded-linux-conference-europe
+
+Chemnitzer Linuxtage März/April
+
+18. LinuxTag 23.05.2012 - 26.05.2012, Berlin
+http://linuxtag.de
+
+LUGs
+^^^^
+http://www.lug-weingarten.de/
+http://lugulm.de/
+...
+
+
+09.06.2011:
+^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+The current development kernel is 3.0-rc1, released on May 29. Linus said:
+
+So what are the big changes? NOTHING. Absolutely nothing. Sure, we have the
+usual two thirds driver changes, and a lot of random fixes, but the point is
+that 3.0 is *just* about renumbering, we are very much *not* doing a KDE-4 or a
+Gnome-3 here. No breakage, no special scary new features, nothing at all like
+that. We've been doing time-based releases for many years now, this is in no way
+about features. If you want an excuse for the renumbering, you really should
+look at the time-based one ('20 years') instead.
+
+--
+
+With the -rc1 release, Linus tagged the kernel "3.0.0" (with a new name of
+"Sneaky Weasel"). His stated intent is to drop the last digit during the
+stabilization period so that the final kernel would be just "3.0", but that
+depends on getting various user-space scripts fixed. Either way, the stable
+updates that most people will actually run will start with 3.0.1.
+
+--
+
+The current development kernel is 3.0-rc2, released on June 6. "It's been
+reasonably quiet, although the btrfs update is bigger than I was hoping for.
+Other than that, it's mostly driver fixes, some ubifs updates too, and a few
+reverts for the early regressions." The short changelog is in the announcement,
+or see the full changelog for the details.
+
+
+Quotes of the week
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+Bugs are like mushrooms - found one, look around for more...
+-- Al Viro
+
+Some of the changes:
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+- It is now possible to move all threads in a group into a control group at once
+using the cgroup.procs control file.
+
+- The Blackfin architecture has gained perf events support.
+
+- Network: GPIO-controlled RF-kill switches.
+
+- at91-isi support:
+
+	This patch is to enable Atmel Image Sensor Interface (ISI) driver support.
+	- Using soc-camera framework with videobuf2 dma-contig allocator
+	- Supporting video streaming of YUV packed format
+	- Tested on AT91SAM9M10G45-EK with OV2640
+
+Around the kernel:
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+- The Linux Test Project has been released for MAY 2011.
+    http://ltp.sourceforge.net
+
+- new version of module-init-tools
+
+	Amongst other things, this release includes documentation cleanups, and a new
+	release process automation driven by git, gpg, and scp (thanks to Mike
+	Frysinger for the suggestion that this get cleaned up).
+
+
+27.05.2011:
+^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+2.8.0? / 3.0?
+
+- 5400 non-merge changesets have been pulled into the mainline kernel
+
+user visible changes:
+---------------------
+
+* two new POSIX clock types: CLOCK_REALTIME_ALARM and CLOCK_BOOTTIME_ALARM
+   used to wakeup systems from suspend
+
+* send multiple messages with a single system call:
+
+    int sendmmsg(int fd, struct mmsghdr *mmsg, unsigned int vlen,
+                 unsigned int flags);
+
+* The Xen block backend driver (allowing guests to export block devices to
+    other guests) has been merged.
+
+* and as always, lots of new drivers!
+
+internal changes:
+-----------------
+
+* prefetching was removed from list and hlist traversal algorithms
+
+* int strtobool(const char *s, bool *res);
+
+     Anything starting with one of [yY1] is considered to be true,
+     while strings starting with one of [nN0] are false; anything else gets an
+     -EINVAL error.
+
+* int kstrtol_from_user
+     (const char __user *s, size_t count, unsigned int base, long *res);
+
+        These functions take care of safely copying the string from user space
+        and performing the integer conversion.
+
+* void *bsearch(const void *key, const void *base, size_t num, size_t size,
+          int (*cmp)(const void *key, const void *elt));
+
+        This function will search for key in an array starting at base
+        containing num elements of the given size.
+
+* The use of threads for the handling of interrupts on specific lines can be
+    controlled with irq_set_thread() and irq_set_nothread().
+
+* The function tracer can now support multiple users with each tracing a
+    different set of functions.
+
+* The alarm timer mechanism - which can set timers that fire even if the system
+    is suspended - has been merged.
+
+* The first rounds of ARM architecture cleanup patches have gone in. A number
+    of duplicated functionalities have been consolidated, and support for a
+    number of (probably) never-used platform and board configurations have been
+    removed.
+
+  e.g. board-omap3beagle.c: 52(+) 146(-) same functionality
+
+* The W= parameter to kernel builds now takes values from 1 to 3.
+
+    At the first level, only warnings deemed to have a high chance of being
+    relevant; a full kernel build generates "only" 4800 of them.
+
+   At W=3, developers get a full 86,000 warnings to look at.
+
+   Note that if you want all of the warnings, you need to say W=123.
+
+The merge window for this development cycle is likely to end on May 29, just
+before Linus boards a plane for Japan.
+
+20.05.2011:
+^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+Linux 2.6.39 is out!
+
+There have been just over 10,000 non-merge changesets merged for 2.6.39; with
+the sole exception of 2.6.37 (11,446 changesets), that's the highest since
+2.6.33. Those changes came from 1,236 developers; only 2.6.37
+(with 1,276 developers) has ever exceeded that number.
+
+Those developers added 670,000 lines of code while deleting 346,000 lines,
+for a net growth of 324,000 lines. The most active contributors this time
+around were:
+
+By changesets
+Thomas Gleixner	442	4.4%
+David S. Miller	201	2.0%
+Mike McCormack	138	1.4%
+Mark Brown	127	1.3%
+Tejun Heo	119	1.2%
+Russell King	89	0.9%
+
+
+By changed lines
+Wey-Yi Guy	45680	5.6%
+Wei Wang	25224	3.1%
+Alan Cox	20880	2.6%
+Laurent Pinchart	20459	2.5%
+Guan Xuetao	20167	2.5%
+Larry Finger	14763	1.8%
+Tomas Winkler	14095	1.7%
+Arnd Bergmann	13748	1.7%
+Igor M. Liplianin	13491	1.7%
+Aaro Koskinen	13274	1.6%
+Russell King	12862	1.6%
+
+Changesets
+(None)	1374	13.7%
+Red Hat	1260	12.6%
+(Unknown)	690	6.9%
+Intel	571	5.7%
+Novell	376	3.7%
+Texas Instruments	372	3.7%
+IBM	305	3.0%
+Nokia	297	3.0%
+linutronix	276	2.8%
+(Consultant)	203	2.0%
+Google	180	1.8%
+Broadcom	180	1.8%
+	
+By lines changed
+Intel	117903	14.6%
+(None)	94093	11.6%
+Red Hat	52140	6.4%
+Nokia	46063	5.7%
+Texas Instruments	39536	4.9%
+
+
+..merge window for 2.6.40 is opened.
+
+
+06.05.2011:
+^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+The current development kernel is 2.6.39-rc6, released on May 3. Linus said:
+
+We're still chasing some stuff down, but I think we're ok for -rc6. This isn't
+going to be the final -rc, but it doesn't seem to be in bad shape, and people
+who have posted regression reports please check them again, and people who
+haven't, please do give it a test.
+
+Quotes of the week
+
+Let ARM rot in mainline. I really don't care anymore.
+-- Russell King
+
+Yes, open source programming is a team sport, but finding the right people is
+really the killer feature (the same is obviously true in the kernel too - I
+really do think we have a great set of maintainers. I may complain about them
+and I'm somewhat infamous for my flames when things don't work, but at the same
+time I'm convinced there's some of the best people out there working on
+maintaining the kernel).
+-- Linus Torvalds
+
+
+29.04.2011:
+^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+2.6.39-rc4, released on April 18
+
+more commits in -rc4 than in -rc3
+
+problem:
+
+The plugging code still seems to trigger some issue with what looks
+like an infinite stream of disk-change notifications on CD-ROMs - but
+Jens is hopefully going to squish that problem soon. In the meantime,
+you can avoid the problem by either running SMP or having preemption
+enabled.
+
+
+
+
+2.6.39-rc5, released on April 26
+
+Another week, another keyboard destroyed by spilling coffee on it..
+C'est la vie.
+
+I've been alternately kicking myself for merging it, and just being so
+pleased with the rcu pathname walk now extending outside of the
+no-security confines ... I dunno. The patches are all pretty simple
+(there's also a few dentry cleanup patches that were the result of me
+looking at profiles and generated code), and it really is a rather
+important performance thing, but at the same time I would shout at
+others for trying to merge it to me this late. So I'll consider myself
+properly chastised.
+
+Other than that?
+
+We should have all the fallout from the block layer
+plugging changes fixed now, and Tejun fixed the infinite CD-ROM
+disk-change notification thing. So that's hopefully all good and done.
+
+The diffstat actually looks pretty good, most of it is
+just one-liners and stuff like a few new device ID's etc.
+
+
+Quote of the week
+
+There really are only two acceptable models of development: "think and analyze"
+or "years and years of testing on thousands of machines". Those two really do
+work.
+-- Linus Torvalds
+
+
+
+
+
+14.04.2011:
+^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+2.6.39-rc3 is out:
+
+It's been another almost spookily calm week. Usually this kind of
+calmness happens much later in the -rc series (during -rc7 or -rc8,
+say), but I'm not going to complain. I'm just still waiting for the
+other shoe to drop.
+
+And it is possible that this really ended up being a very calm release
+cycle. We certainly didn't have any big revolutionary changes like the
+name lookup stuff we had last cycle. So I'm quietly optimistic that no
+shoe-drop will happen.
+
+Anyway, not only has it been calm, it's been pretty normal. Two thirds
+drivers is pretty normal, with the rest being fairly spread out all
+over.
+
+Let's hope the release cycle continues like this. I _like_ it when
+people really seem to follow the whole "big changes during the merge
+window" rules.
+
+Thanks guys,
+
+                   Linus
+...
+Artem Bityutskiy (10):
+      UBIFS: do not read flash unnecessarily
+      UBIFS: fix oops on error path in read_pnode
+      UBIFS: fix assertion warnings
+      UBIFS: do not select KALLSYMS_ALL
+      UBIFS: unify error path dbg_debugfs_init_fs
+      UBIFS: fix error path in dbg_debugfs_init_fs
+      UBIFS: fix debugging failure in dbg_check_space_info
+      UBI: check if we are in RO mode in the erase routine
+      UBI: do not compare array with NULL
+      UBI: do not select KALLSYMS_ALL
+
+Ben Dooks (1):
+      gpio/pca953x: fix error handling path in probe() call
+
+Bryan Schumaker (2):
+      NFS: Fix a signed vs. unsigned secinfo bug
+...
+
+
+08.04.2011:
+^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+Quotes of the week II: in memoriam
+
+Linux has lost a great developer with the passing of David Brownell recently
+	and he will be greatly missed.
+	-- Greg Kroah-Hartman
+
+David made contributions to a large number of areas in the Linux kernel. Even
+	a quick look through MAINTAINERS will show that he worked on USB controllers
+	(OHCI, EHCI, OMAP and others), USB gadgets, USB networking, and SPI. He was
+	influential in the core USB design (the HCD "glue" layer and the
+	scatter-gather library) and the development of Power Management (system sleep
+	and the USB PM implementation). His designs were elegant and his code was
+	always a pleasure to read.
+
+	He also was a big help to me personally, assisting in my initial entry to USB
+	core development. And he was the first person I met at the first Linux
+	conference I attended. I too will miss him.
+	-- Alan Stern
+
+I guess many of us have similar experience with Dave. He also helped me a lot
+	when I first started doing Linux development. I learned a lot from him and
+	will miss him a lot. His teachings, I will always carry with me.
+	-- Felipe Balbi
+
+
+
+- 2.6.39-rc2 is out
+
+35% arch (ARM and power, some unicore32 cleanups)
+35% drivers (net, input and some drm)
+30% random (doc updates, perf, net, btrfs).
+
+Because it's such a small -rc, I'm appending the shortlog, something I usually
+don't get to do until -rc3 or -rc4.
+
+This should hopefully fix up the most annoying -rc1 problems. We had a
+couple, like the plugging issues with the IDE layer, causing some
+machines to not boot. Or the tty-full-and-hung one. And just the small
+fallout from the irq cleanups (which affected a couple of less common
+platforms).
+
+But on the whole really not a lot. Which is sincerely _hope_ is a sign
+that 2.6.39 is going to be a simple release.
+
+Knock wood. Go out and test,
+
+                          Linus
+
+
+
+- GNOME 3 is released
+
+
+01.04.2011:
+^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+- GCC 4.6.0 is out  support for the Go language, improved C++0x support, many
+		optimization improvements including a "scalable whole program optimizer"
+		which is said to be stable enough to use, a new -Ofast option, and more..
+
+- 2.6.39-rc1 is out
+
+There have been just over 2,200 non-merge changesets pulled into the mainline
+since last week; that makes 8,757 total changes for this development cycle.
+
+- an option to force all interrupt handlers to run as threads
+
+- The media controller subsystem
+
+- The CHOKe packet scheduler
+
+- There is a new "mtdswap" block device which allows swapping directly to
+		memory technology devices.
+
+- printk() and friends have a new "%pB" format specifier which prints a
+		backtrace symbol and its offset.
+
+- Jump Label reworked
+
+    #include <linux/jump_label.h>
+
+    struct jump_label_key my_key;
+Enabling and disabling the key is a simple matter of calling:
+
+    jump_label_inc(struct jump_label_key *key);
+    jump_label_dec(struct jump_label_key *key);
+And using the key to control the execution of rarely-needed code becomes:
+
+    if (static_branch(&my_key)) {
+	/* Unlikely stuff happens here */
+    }
+
+The 2.6.39 kernel now goes into the stabilization phase of the development
+cycle. If the usual pattern holds, we can expect to see on the order of 2000
+fixes merged between now and the final release, which is likely to happen in
+early June.
+
+
+Quotes of the week
+
+The C preprocessor... It is ugly, inelegant, painful, annoying, and should have
+been strangled at birth -- but it is always there when you need it!
+-- Paul McKenney
+
+Make Linux Software presents the fastest ever embedded Linux boot for 720 MHz
+ARM and NAND flash memory. Linux boot time is 300 milliseconds from boot loader
+to shell.
+-- Constantine Shulyupin
+
+
+
+25.03.2011:
+^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+- As always lots of new drivers :))
+
+Processors and systems: VIA/WonderMedia VT8500/WM85xx System-on-Chips,
+IMX27 IPCAM boards, and MX51 Genesi Efika Smartbook systems.
+
+Block: Broadcom NetXtreme II FCoE controllers and
+Freescale MXS Multimedia Card interfaces.
+
+Graphics: Intel GMA500 controllers (2D acceleration only),
+USB-connected graphics devices, MXS LCD framebuffer devices,
+and LD9040 AMOLED panels.
+
+Input: Hyper-V virtualized mice, Roccat Kova[+] mouse devices,
+Roccat Arvo keyboards, Wolfson WM831x PMIC touchscreen controllers,
+Atmel AT42QT1070 touch sensor chips, and
+Texas Instruments TSC2005 touchscreen controllers.
+
+Networking: Texas Instruments WiLink7 bluetooth controllers (from staging),
+Bosch C_CAN controllers, Faraday FTMAC100 10/100 Ethernet controllers,
+and the Xen "netback" back-end driver.
+
+Miscellaneous: Faraday FUSB300 USB peripheral controllers,
+OMAP USBHS host controllers, NVIDIA Tegra USB host controllers,
+Texas Instruments PRUSS-connected devices, MSM UARTs,
+Maxim MAX517/518/519 DACs, RealTek PCI-E card readers,
+Analog Devices ad7606, ad7606-6, and ad7606-4 analog to digital converters,
+Maxim MAX6639 temperature monitors, Maxim MAX8688, MAX16064, MAX34440 and
+MAX34441 hardware monitoring chips,
+Lineage compact power line power entry modules,
+PMBus-compliant hardware monitoring devices,
+Linear Technology LTC4151 is high voltage I2C current and voltage monitors,
+Intel SCU watchdog devices, Ingenic jz4740 SoC hardware watchdogs,
+Xen watchdog devices, NVIDIA Tegra internal I2C controllers,
+Freescale i.MX28 I2C interfaces, MXS Application UART (AUART) ports,
+SuperH SPI controllers, Altera SPI controllers, OpenCores tiny SPI controllers,
+SMSC SCH5627 Super-I/O hardware monitoring chips,
+Texas Instruments ADS1015 12-bit 4-input ADC devices,
+Diolan U2C-12 USB adapters, SPEAr13XX PCIe controllers (in "gadget" mode),
+and Freescale MXS-based SoC i.MX23/28 DMA engines.
+
+Sound: Firewire-connected sound devices, Wolfson Micro WM8991 codecs,
+Cirrus CS4271 codecs, Freescale SGTL5000 codecs, TI tlv320aic32x4 codecs,
+Maxim MAX9850 codecs, and TerraTec 6fire DMX USB interfaces.
+
+Outgoing: A number of TTY drivers
+(epca, ip2, istallion, riscom8, serial167, specialix, stallion, generic_serial,
+rio, ser_a2232, sx, and vme_scc) have been moved to the staging tree in
+anticipation of removal in 2.6.41.
+
+The smbfs and autofs3 filesystems, which were moved to staging in 2.6.37, have
+now been moved out of the kernel entirely.
+
+- BKL http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux-2.6.git;a=commitdiff;h=4ba8216cd90560bc402f52076f64d8546e8aefcb
+
+- New syscall: int syncfs(int fd);
+
+- The USB core has gained support for USB 3.0 hubs
+
+- New Dynamic Debugging Features
+
+	tpm_nsc.c
+	346: dev_dbg(&pdev->dev, "NSC TPM detected\n");
+
+	echo file tpm_nsc.c line 346 +p > .../dynamic_debug/control
+	echo file tpm_nsc.c line 346-373 +p > .../dynamic_debug/control
+	echo file tpm_nsc.c function init_nsc +p > .../dynamic_debug/control
+
+- new set of string-to-integer converters which is expected to be used in
+		preference to all others.
+
+		Unsigned conversions can be done with any of
+		kstrtoull(), kstrtoul(), kstrtouint(), kstrtou64(), kstrtou32(),
+		kstrtou16(), kstrtou8().
+
+		Conversions to signed integers can be done with
+		kstrtoll(), kstrtol(), kstrtoint(), kstrtos64(), kstrtos32(), kstrtos16(),
+		or kstrtos8().
+
+	All of these functions are marked __must_check, so callers are expected to
+	check to ensure that the conversion happened successfully. The older
+	functions are marked deprecated, and will eventually be removed. These new
+	kstrto*() functions are now the Official Best Way To Convert Strings, so
+	developers need wonder no longer.
+
+Linuxtag:
+=========
+Mi 11. - Sa 14. Mai Messe Berlin - Vorlesung entfällt
+
+Excursion from 10th to 15th of May.
+Conference Schedule online
+
+Costs:
+
+Hier könnte man im Doppelzimmer für 15 EUR / Person / Tag übernachten:
+http://www.winters-hotel-berlin-city-messe.de/
+
+RV ab Di, 10.05. 21:04, Berlin an Mi, 11.05. 07:20 (2 x umsteigen) 234 EUR
+Berlin ab So, 15.05. 12:42, RV an So, 15.05. 21:07 (3 x umsteigen) 359 EUR
+
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+ 	Ravensburg
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+ 	Ulm Hbf
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+Aalen	So, 15.05.2011	17:39
+19:01	IC 2062	5 Plätze in der 2. Klasse, Großraum mit Tisch
+ 	Aalen
+Ulm Hbf	So, 15.05.2011	19:07
+19:54	IRE 3235	Reservierung nicht möglich
+ 	Ulm Hbf
+Ravensburg	So, 15.05.2011	20:12
+21:07	IRE 4215	Reservierung nicht möglich
+Ihr Ticket	 HIN- UND RÜCKFAHRT, 5 Erw., 2. Klasse, Hin: Sitzplatz, 5 Personen im Ruhesessel Großraumwagen, Ravensburg - Berlin, Berlin - Ravensburg
+Sparpreis
+Zugbindung. Umtausch/Erstattung 15 EUR; ab 1. Geltungstag ausgeschlossen
+Inkl. Nachtzugaufpreis, reservierungspflichtiger Zug enthalten (Preis inkl. Res.), Anschlussreservierung kostenpflichtig	 593,00 EUR
+Reservierung	Hinfahrt:
+Rückfahrt:	12,50 EUR
+12,50 EUR
+Gesamtpreis	618,00 EUR
+
+Damit läge die Zugfahrt bei ca. 118 EUR / Person + 60 EUR übernachtung (im
+Doppelzimmer) + 16 EUR Eintritt Linuxtag + ca. 15 EUR U-Bahn Tickets
+(Gruppentageskarte 5 Pers. 15 EUR * 5 Tage)
+
+--> ~210 EUR
+
+maybe 50 - 70 EUR grant from University
+
+Plesae mail me until Monday if you want to join. (manut@mecka.net)
+
+Prüfung:
+========
+schriftlich, 60 Minuten
+
+Material:
+=========
+http://manut.eu/hswgt
+
+Script:
+=======
+Mitschriebe gerne an
+manut@mecka.net
+
+Literatur:
+==========
+http://lwn.net
+http://heise.de/open <-- Kernel Log
+http://kernelnewbies.org
+http://beagleboard.org
+
+Corbet, Rubini, Kroah-Hartmann: Linux Device Drivers 3rd Edition
+  http://lwn.net/Kernel/LDD3
+
+Kroah-Hartmann: Linux Kernel In A Nutshell
+  http://www.kroah.com/lkn
+
+Bovet, Cesati: Understanding The Linux Kernel (34,95)
+
+Love: Linux Kernel Development (29,95 EUR)
+
+Bewertung:
+==========
+http://www.meinprof.de/uni/prof/51131
+
+weitere Termine:
+================
+03. Juni Blutfreitag Vorlesung entfällt
+17. Juni Pfingsten Vorlesung entfällt
+01. Juli letzte Vorlesung
+
+geplante Themen:
+================
+
+UE0 - what is linux:
+--------------------
+Linux Desktop vs. embedded Linux:
+ - Kernel vs. Userspace
+ - Fedora, Debian, ubuntu ..
+ - Android
+ - KDE / GNOME
+ - CPU Architekturen
+ - cross
+
+UE1 - kernel basics, kernel best practices, kernel api:
+-------------------------------------------------------
+Kernelentwicklung
+  - Mainline / Maintainer
+  - syscalls (stabil)
+  - interne API (instabil)
+  Versionskontrolle:
+    - diff / patch
+    - quilt
+    - git
+
+UE2 - kernel build, bootloader:
+-------------------------------
+Board Bringup:
+ - Bootloader
+ - grub vs. IPL vs. u-boot
+
+Kernel:
+ - Kernel konfigurieren
+ - Kernel kompilieren (auch cross)
+ - Kernel Dokumentation
+
+UE3:
+----
+Dateisysteme:
+  Desktop:
+  - ext2/3/4 - xfs
+  Embedded:
+  - jffs2 - ubifs
+  Flash:
+  - SDCard, CF vs. NAND
+  Netzwerk:
+  - NFS
+
+UE4:
+----
+Userspace:
+ - RFS generieren
+ - busybox / cross
+ - read only RFS
+ - 'kein' RFS vs. full-featured Debian
+
+UE5:
+----
+Kernelarchitektur:
+  - Core
+  - Driver
+  - Arch
+  - Coding Style
+
+UE6:
+----
+Kernelmodule:
+  - 1. Kernelmodul 'Hello world'
+  registrieren bei Subsystemen:
+  - char dev
+
+UE7:
+----
+Tracing
+
+UE8:
+----
+Kernelkonzepte:
+  Review eines Treibers:
+    - IRQ Handling
+    - MM
+    - Timer
+
+UE9:
+----
+Echtzeit:
+  - RTAI vs. RT_PREEMPT
+  - Grenzen
+  - cyclictest
+ 
+UE10:
+----
+UIO:
+  - UIO LPT Beispiel
+  - RT Performance messen
+
+UE11:
+-----
+MIDI:
+  - Basics
+  - Midi & Linux
+
+UE12:
+-----
+IRQ Handling, Locking, ..
+
+UE13:
+-----
+ALSA:
+  - Kernel-/Userspace-Architektur
+  - Tools
+  - Synthesizer
+
+UE14:
+-----
+Linux & Grafik oder ein anderes aktuelles Thema
+
+UE15:
+-----
+Q&A tglx