The program of events has been finalized for the Embedded Operating System Development track of the Free and Open Source Developers' European Meeting, Feb. 20-21, 2004 in Brussels, Belgium. The two-day program includes 10 sessions, most all of which relate to embedded Linux and/or open source software.

Below is a list of sessions and times

• Saturday, Feb. 21
  • 1-2PM: Tom Rini, “Lessons learned: Embedded Linux Development”
  • 2-3PM: Patrick Pelgrims, “Closed and Open Source CPU's for embedded systems”
  • 3-4PM: Jiri Gaisler, “leon : an open source CPU core”
  • 4-5PM: Panel Debate: GPL licensing in Embedded Systems (Panelists TBD)

• Sunday, Feb. 22, 2004
  • 10:30-11:15AM: David Glaude: “LCDproc, ready for the embedded market?”
  • 11:15AM – 12PM: Benjamin Henrion: “Hacking Consumer Electronics with Free Software”
  • 12-1PM: wookey: “YAFFS : a NAND Flash file system”
  • 1-2PM: lunch
  • 2-3PM: Matthew Allum: “X not on the Desktop”
  • 3-4PM: Philippe De Swert: “Using the Debian Tools and the Stag framework for embedded development”
  • 4-5PM: Venkata Jagana: “Enabling the IBM Linux WristWatch as an embedded Mobile Node in IPv6 networks”

Session abstracts are available here.

 
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