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9:30am JST

Why You Should Consider Using btrfs, Real COW Snapshots and File Level Incremental Server OS Upgrades Like Google Does - Marc Merlin, Google Orchid 1 & 2 WebKit and Blink: Bridging the Gap Between the Kernel and the HTML5 Revolution - Juan José Sánchez Penas, Igalia Neptune Tracing the Kernel: Advanced Usage of Ftrace - Steven Rostedt, Red Hat Mars How The Linux Kernel is Developed - Greg Kroah-Hartman Soleil

10:30am JST

(LinuxCon Staging) Fast Live Migration for Data-intensive VMs by Exploiting Storage Area Network in Datacenter - Soramichi Akiyama, University of Tokyo Soleil Persistent Memory - Matthew Wilcox, Intel Mars Introducing the Asian Legal Network - Better Governance Through Networking - Shane Coughlan, OIN Orchid 1 & 2 Enhancement Activities on the Current Upstream Kernel for Mission-Critical Systems - Yoshihiro Yunomae, Hitachi Neptune

10:55am JST

(LinuxCon Staging) How do Community Members Build a Relationship of Trust - Daisuke Ando, Keio University Soleil

12:00pm JST

(LinuxCon Staging) Design & Implementation of Para-Virtualized Driver For Faster Inter-VM Communication Using Infiniband - Yukito Ueno, Keio University Soleil The Values of IBM POWER as an Open Platform, Including Technical Point of View - Jeffrey Scheel, IBM Mars NVM-Express PCI-e Storage - Keith Busch Orchid 1 & 2 Dive Into the Internals of Kernel Network Stack with Direct Code Execution - Hajime Tazaki, University of Tokyo Neptune

2:00pm JST

Lessons about Community from Studio Ghibli - Dawn Foster, Puppet Labs Mars Killing Two Birds with One Stone: a Smart Task Scheduler for Smartphones - Mingyong Kim, Korea University Soleil Building a Virtual Router - Stephen Hemminger, Vyatta Neptune Writing Drivers for the Linux Crypto Subsystem - Marek Vasut, DENX Software Engineering Orchid 1 & 2

3:30pm JST

Linux Kernel Report - James Bottomley, CTO of Server Virtualization, Parallels Jupiter

4:30pm JST

Linux: Where Are We Going - Linux Creator Linus Torvalds and Intel's Chief Linux and Open Source Technologist Dirk Hohndel Jupiter