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MontaVista Software is proud to be a Platinum Sponsor of the Freescale Technology Forum world wide events. Created to inspire innovation and collaboration, FTF events around the globe feature visionary keynote speakers, hundreds of hours of in-depth technical sessions, hands-on demonstrations in our interactive Technology Lab, direct access to technical experts, endless networking opportunities, and a great deal of fun.
MontaVista Software, the leader in embedded Linux commercialization, will take part in the event to show embedded engineers how to get the most out of open source. Visit us at booth number 1400.
MontaVista will be giving the following technical sessions:
Embedded Linux File Systems - Tooling for Success
Speaker: Troy Kitch, Sr. Product Manager
The litmus test for truly valuable tools is whether they give you the control to enable more of the right features within your product's short life cycle. One area of embedded Linux development that is subjected to this loss of control is the process of building the often complex file systems Linux depends upon. Platform developers need to integrate and install dozens, sometimes hundreds of separate software components, but creating a target file system by hand is time-consuming, difficult, and complex. Please join as we discuss the pros and cons of alternative approaches to building embedded Linux file systems.
Reducing Boot Time – Techniques for Fast Booting
Speaker: Chris Hallinan, Field Applications Engineer
Many embedded products require rapid turn-on times or suffer down time and user frustration. A typical embedded system contains a bootloader and kernel, both of which are typically configured with many useful default features that may or may not be important for a given product requirement. This presentation examines techniques to significantly reduce boot time while preserving the base functionality required of typically configured embedded systems.
Save Valuable Battery Life with Linux Power Management
Speaker: Brad Dixon, Global Field Application Engineer
Battery power is a precious resource in mobile system designs. In this session we'll explore the available techniques and expected benefits for managing power in Linux based designs. The session will also include design guidance for your architecture that can enhance the power performance of your product.
Embedded Linux File Systems - Tooling for Success
Speaker: Troy Kitch, Sr. Product ManagerThe litmus test for truly valuable tools is whether they give you the control to enable more of the right features within your product's short life cycle. One area of embedded Linux development that is subjected to this loss of control is the process of building the often complex file systems Linux depends upon. Platform developers need to integrate and install dozens, sometimes hundreds of separate software components, but creating a target file system by hand is time-consuming, difficult, and complex. Please join as we discuss the pros and cons of alternative approaches to building embedded Linux file systems.
Reducing Boot Time – Techniques for Fast Booting
Speaker: Chris Hallinan, Field Applications EngineerMany embedded products require rapid turn-on times or suffer down time and user frustration. A typical embedded system contains a bootloader and kernel, both of which are typically configured with many useful default features that may or may not be important for a given product requirement. This presentation examines techniques to significantly reduce boot time while preserving the base functionality required of typically configured embedded systems.
Save Valuable Battery Life with Linux Power Management
Speaker: Brad Dixon, Global Field Application Engineer
Battery power is a precious resource in mobile system designs. In this session we'll explore the available techniques and expected benefits for managing power in Linux based designs. The session will also include design guidance for your architecture that can enhance the power performance of your product.
