Wind River is offering audio recordings and slide presentations from its recent developer's conference, in exchange for user registration details. Of 42 presentations, 11 pertain to embedded Linux development, including talks on Carrier Grade Linux, Linux and VxWorks interoperability, and evaluating Linux suitability and security.

Linux-related topics include:

• Messaging between VxWorks and Linux systems, by Elmer Horvath, Wind River
• Using VxWorks and Linux for defense, by Vincent Chuffart, Thales Computer
• Leveraging OCD (obsessive-compulsive disorder) throughout the Linux development cycle, by Emmanuel Touron, Wind River
• Carrier-Grade Linux update, by Bill Weinberg, OSDL
• Debugging the Linux kernel with KGDB: tips and tactics, by Jason Wessell, Wind River
• Running VxWorks and Linux on a single processor, by Vladimir Ivanovic, Jaluna
• Accelerating time-to-market for Carrier Grade Linux applications, by Malcolm Colton, Solid Information Technology
• Linux performance improvements using Altivec technology, by Kelly Johnson, Freescale
• Top 10 considerations before starting a Linux development project, by Keith Buchanan, The PTR Group
• Embedded Linux capabilities in device software development, by Keith Buchanan, The PTR Group
• Bringing up Linux on your hardware: a storage perspective, by Bill Roman, Datalight
• Assessing the quality and security of Linux, by David Park, Coverity

Additional details, along with links to a registration page, can be found here.

 
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