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Episodes


iSCSI containerized control plane - Chris Leech, Lee Duncan

kdevops: Advances with automation of testing with fstests and blktests - Luis Chamberlain

NFSD, folios, and biovecs - Chuck Lever

Removal of kthread freezer next steps - Luis Chamberlain

Scalable pagefaults - Matthew Wilcox, Suren Baghdasaryan

Followup, new zone + mmap flag for CXL?: - Dan Williams and Kyungsun Kim

Applicability of BPF in a Confidential Computing context - Dave Thaler

SCSI Reserved Commands - Hannes Reinecke

vmtest: reusable virtual machine testing infrastructure - Daniel Xu

Improving i_version support in filesystems - Jeffrey Layton

Lighting talks

MM doc - Mike Rapoport

BPF CI system discussion - Manu Bretelle, Daniel Mueller, Mykola Lysenko

Update on the new module_alloc - Song Liu

BPF signing using fsverity and LSM gatekeeper - Lorenz Bauer

BPF iterator for file-system - Hou Tao

FUSE BPF - Daniel Rosenberg

BPF documentation/standardization progress - Dave Thaler

Why not a existing Zone, Node, or HW?
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