BSDCan2009:

BSDCan2009 - Final Release

BSDCan 2009
The Technical BSD Conference

Event	Speakers
Automating FreeBSD Installations PXE Booting and install.cfg Demystified Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Randi Harper
BSDA BSD Certification Event type : Other Track : Certification Language used for presentation : English	Dru Lavigne
BSDA BSD Certification Event type : Other Track : Certification Language used for presentation : English	Dru Lavigne
Building a Cable ISP with Open Source Software Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	David Maxwell
Building products with NetBSD - thin-clients NetBSD: delivering the goods Event type : Lecture Track : Embedded Language used for presentation : English	Stephen Borrill
Building the Network You Need with PF, the OpenBSD packet filter Event type : Workshop Track : Tutorial Language used for presentation : English	Peter Hansteen
Closing session The wrap up Event type : Lecture Track : Plenary Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Crypto Acceleration on FreeBSD Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Philip Paeps
Detecting TCP regressions with tcpdiff Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Mike Silbersack
Firewire BoF Plugfest Debugging and testing of Firewire products with FreeBSD Event type : Workshop Track : BOF Language used for presentation : English	Sean Bruno
Flow-Based Network Management updated flow export and analysis tutorial Event type : Lecture Track : Tutorial Language used for presentation : English	Michael W. Lucas
FreeBSD ports A BOF Event type : Workshop Track : BOF Language used for presentation : English	Erwin Lansing
Friday night Pub Royal Oak Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
GEOM based disk schedulers for FreeBSD Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Luigi Rizzo
Getting Started in Free and Open Source Interested in getting involved? But don't really know where or how to start? Event type : Lecture Track : Invited Talks Language used for presentation : English	Cat Allman Leslie Hawthorn
Google Summer Of Code The BoF Event type : Workshop Track : BOF Language used for presentation : English	Tim Kientzle
Implementation of TARGET_MODE applications How we used TARGET_MODE in the kernel to create and interesting product Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Sean Bruno
Improving the FreeBSD TCP Implementation An update on all things TCP in FreeBSD and how they affect you Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Lawrence Stewart
Isolating Cluster Jobs for Performance and Predictability Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Brooks Davis
Journaling FFS with WAPBL Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Joerg Sonnenberger
Kernel Development in Userspace The Application Approach Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Antti Kantee
Multihoming on a budget Network redundancy with open source tools on the BSDs Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Massimiliano Stucchi
Multiple Passes of the FreeBSD Device Tree Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	John Baldwin
Networking from the Bottom Up: Device Drivers Event type : Lecture Track : Tutorial Language used for presentation : English	George Neville-Neil
PC-BSD - Making FreeBSD on the desktop a reality FreeBSD on the Desktop Event type : Lecture Track : Invited Talks Language used for presentation : English	Kris Moore
Quiet Computing with BSD Programming system hardware monitors for quiet computing Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Constantine A. Murenin
Registration - pub Pick up your registration pack, have a beer! Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille Dru Lavigne
Remote and mass management of systems with finstall Automated management on a largish scale Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Ivan Voras
Results of a Security Assessment of the TCP and IP protocols and Common implementation Strategies Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Fernando Gont
Sat night at the pub Dinner out Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Sensors and Management for Server Appliances From stock FreeBSD to enterprise-ready. Event type : Lecture Track : Embedded Language used for presentation : English	Joshua Neal
Solid State Drives A BOF Event type : Workshop Track : BOF Language used for presentation : English	Matthew Wilcox
The future of processor power management in OpenBSD Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Gordon Willem Klok
Thinking about thinking in code Proposed keynote talk Event type : Lecture Track : Plenary Language used for presentation : English	George Neville-Neil
Tourist Time Come along on an organized tourist event Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Tracking FreeBSD in a commercial Environment How to stay current while staying sane Event type : Lecture Track : Embedded Language used for presentation : English	Warner Losh
Understanding and Tuning SCHED_ULE Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	George Neville-Neil
Updates to the FreeBSD Problem Report System Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Mark Linimon
VoIP Tutorial Event type : Lecture Track : Tutorial Language used for presentation : English	Massimiliano Stucchi
Works in Progress Sessions Short stories from projects around the world Event type : Lecture Track : Plenary Language used for presentation : English	Robert Watson
pfSense: 2.0 and beyond From firewall distribution to appliance building platform Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Chris Buechler Scott Ullrich
scrypt: A new key derivation function Doing our best to thwart TLAs armed with ASICs Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Colin Percival