2nd REVISED AGENDA -- Re: Linux Wireless Mini-Summit -- Ottawa --July 22, 2008

From: John W. Linville
Date: Wed Jul 16 2008 - 15:30:36 EST


I adjusted the times based on the schedule for lunch and coffee breaks
from the OLS crew. I also adjusted the length of some slots, and
move the BoF/Break-Out/BarCamp section before adjourning for dinner.

I'm still looking for more/different topics and for people to
explicitly claim the ones on the list...speak up!

John

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3rd Linux Wireless Summit
Les Suites Hotel, Byward Suite
Ottawa, Canada
22 July 2008

Proposed Agenda

0830 Meet & Greet

Introductions and opening remarks

0900 Status Reports

Overview of where things stand today

- QoS/Multiqueue

- 802.11n

- spectrum management

- Mesh mode (802.11s)

- RF kill

- driver status reports

1000 Break

1030 Current Work

Short presentations/discussions about work in progress

- access point mode

- cfg80211/nl80211
- time to push to replace WEXT?
- tool enhancements and/or userland support?

- regulatory enforcement (802.11d, CRDA)

- encrypted management frames (802.11w)

- virtual hardware (mac80211_hwsim)

- WiMAX

1200 Vendor/Distro Round Table

Representatives from hardware vendors and Linux distributions
discuss issues around cooperation between themselves and the
development community, what we are doing well, and what problems we
are causing for each other.

1230 Lunch/Break (provided by HP)

1330 Future work

Short presentations/discussions about work that has previously
been suggested or requested

- power management
- suspend/resume
- power savings

- lib80211 (code sharing w/ full MAC drivers)

- rate scaling algorithms
- minstrel
- others?

- userland MLME

- userland driver implementation

- organized testing (anyone have a proposal?)

1500 BoF/Break-out/BarCamp Session Proposals

1530 Break

1600 BoF/Break-out/BarCamp Sessions

Impromptu and/or unscheduled discussions as desired by group
participants

1730 BoF/Break-out/BarCamp Session Reports

1800 Maintainence Issues

Round table discussion of issues related to maintenance of
the wireless trees

- trivial/cleanup patches
- testing or other requirements?
- should they have lower priority?
- should they require ACKs from primary author?

- submissions to -stable
- who should drive it?
- what policies?

- rate scaling algs
- driver-specific ok? what limitations?
- build policies (part of mac80211.ko?)

- questions/suggestions/complaints

1830 Adjourn

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John W. Linville
linville@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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