One of the most important events on Linux and real time in 2009 is the 11th Real Time Linux Workshop (RTLWS11) to be held in Dresden, Germany, from September 28 to 30. The workshop is organized by OSADL's Real Time Linux Foundation Working Group that was created in January 2009. We have already received a large number of thrilling abstracts on the various aspects of using Linux in a real time system environment. But here is important new information which will make this event even more interesting: During the two days before the workshop, an RT Kernel summit will be held in Dresden at the same place, and most participants agreed to be available during RTLWS11 for two additional program sections:
* "Real Time Kernel Developers Track": Invited lectures on special aspects of Linux and real time such as real time in vanilla Linux, kernel tracing, preemptive RCU, PI mutexes, latency measurements, threaded IRQs, caching implications, virtualization etc.
* "Meet Real Time Kernel Developers": Open panel discussion on Linux and real time. You may ask here everything you always wanted to know about Linux real time but were afraid to ask.
Kernel developers and real time specialists who confirmed to participate:
* Jonathan Corbet
* Thomas Gleixner
* Nicholas Mc Guire
* Darren Hart
* Paul McKenney
* Steven Rostedt
* Peter Zijlstra
* and others
Titles and abstracts of the newly added program sections will be made available along with the final program of RTLWS11 to be published in August 2009.
Call for Papers: Deadline extended!
The deadline for abstract submission has been extended to June 15, 2009. Until then, the submission form for authors will stay online:
* http://www.osadl.org/...
To register for participation at the workshop, this Internet form is provided:
* http://www.osadl.org/...
Original call for papers:
* http://www.osadl.org/...