Ingo Molnar

Main Quotes Index

Issue #331, Section #7 (10 Oct 2005: Stable Series Patch Review Begins Towards 2.6.13.3)
Issue #329, Section #5 (26 Sep 2005: Review Cycle Starts For Linux 2.6.13.2)
Issue #319, Section #9 (28 Aug 2005: Summary Of Recent RT Patch Acceptance Discussion)
Issue #318, Section #8 (27 Aug 2005: Linux 2.6.12-mm2 Released; Crash Bug Identified And Fixed)
Issue #317, Section #1 (14 Aug 2005: Kernel Debugger Compatibility Issues With RT Patch)
Issue #317, Section #9 (14 Aug 2005: Linux RealTime Benchmarking Framework (LRTBF) Released)
Issue #316, Section #4 (20 Jun 2005: PREEMPT_RT Versus Adeos: A First Problematic Comparison)
Issue #315, Section #9 (12 Jun 2005: Real-Time Preemption Patch Version 0.7.47-20 Released)
Issue #310, Section #10 (4 Jun 2005: Documentation For realtime-preempt Patchset)
Issue #307, Section #12 (26 Apr 2005: Status Of Patch Commit Mailing List; Some Discussion Of Git)
Issue #306, Section #1 (11 Apr 2005: Real-Time Preemption Updates And Bug Hunting)
Issue #303, Section #6 (3 Apr 2005: Realtime LSM And rlimits)
Issue #300, Section #1 (29 Mar 2005: Linux 2.6.11-rc3-mm2 Released; Some Debate Over Security)
Issue #299, Section #3 (6 Mar 2005: Preempt Real-Time For ARM)
Issue #299, Section #4 (6 Mar 2005: Kernel Size Reduction; Linus' Main System No Longer x86)
Issue #296, Section #3 (12 Feb 2005: plugsched Version 2.0 Released; Some Discussion Of Official Inclusion)
Issue #284, Section #1 (17 Nov 2004: Linux 2.6.9 Released)
Issue #284, Section #3 (17 Nov 2004: Better SMP Process Migration)
Issue #284, Section #7 (17 Nov 2004: Different Perspectives On The Status Of Real-Time)
Issue #282, Section #2 (1 Nov 2004: New Real-Time Patches For 2.6)
Issue #278, Section #3 (19 Oct 2004: Status Of BKL (Big Kernel Lock); Some Comparison With FreeBSD)
Issue #272, Section #2 (5 Sep 2004: New 'Voluntary' Preemption Patch Avoids Existing Preemption Problems)
Issue #272, Section #6 (5 Sep 2004: Possible Scheduler Improvements)
Issue #272, Section #13 (5 Sep 2004: IRQ Threads; Real-Time Issues)
Issue #265, Section #4 (30 Jun 2004: 'NX' Security Features Coming To 2.6)
Issue #265, Section #5 (30 Jun 2004: exec-shield Patch Updated For 2.6.7-rc2-bk2)
Issue #258, Section #14 (18 Apr 2004: Setting A Non-Executable Stack For ELF Binaries)
Issue #253, Section #6 (7 Mar 2004: CPU Hotplugging Code Update)
Issue #252, Section #5 (12 Feb 2004: Some Discussion Of Hyperthreading Implementation)
Issue #252, Section #12 (12 Feb 2004: Some UML Fixes For 2.6.2-rc3-mm1)
Issue #250, Section #13 (4 Feb 2004: Adaptec Planning To Use MD For Their Own Software RAID Stack)
Issue #243, Section #10 (1 Dec 2003: Status Of Hyperthreading-Aware Scheduler)
Issue #238, Section #11 (27 Oct 2003: exec-shield Patch Updated For 2.4 And 2.6)
Issue #235, Section #6 (24 Oct 2003: Updated exec-shield Patch Released For Several Kernel Trees)
Issue #224, Section #1 (30 Jul 2003: Better Support For Big-RAM Systems)
Issue #224, Section #4 (30 Jul 2003: Expected Changes From 2.4 To 2.6)
Issue #219, Section #1 (16 Jun 2003: Futex Updates; Backward Compatibility Policy)
Issue #219, Section #13 (16 Jun 2003: New tgkill() System Call)
Issue #216, Section #9 (20 May 2003: New 'Exec Shield' Security Feature)
Issue #215, Section #12 (9 May 2003: Status Of Hyperthreading Scheduler Enhancements)
Issue #212, Section #4 (6 Apr 2003: Linux 2.5.66-mm1 Released; Status Of UMSDOS)
Issue #211, Section #3 (30 Mar 2003: Fix For Ancient Scheduler Bug)
Issue #207, Section #10 (2 Mar 2003: /proc Reorganization And Speedup)
Issue #207, Section #19 (2 Mar 2003: Mailing List Statistics)
Issue #201, Section #6 (17 Jan 2003: New Kernel Bug Database Continues Development)
Issue #190, Section #6 (28 Oct 2002: Maintainers List)
Issue #190, Section #9 (28 Oct 2002: Thread-Aware Coredumps In 2.5)
Issue #189, Section #1 (20 Oct 2002: Next Stable Series: 2.6 Or 3.0?)
Issue #189, Section #2 (20 Oct 2002: BitKeeper Licensing Discussion)
Issue #189, Section #9 (20 Oct 2002: Linux 2.5.41-mm2 Released)
Issue #189, Section #10 (20 Oct 2002: Maintainer List)
Issue #189, Section #32 (20 Oct 2002: Linux Security Module Bypassing The GPL)
Issue #188, Section #9 (13 Oct 2002: Native POSIX Thread Library 0.2 Released)
Issue #187, Section #3 (6 Oct 2002: Native POSIX Thread Library 0.1 Achieves 100,000 Concurrent Threads)
Issue #187, Section #10 (6 Oct 2002: kksymoops Update For 2.5)
Issue #186, Section #3 (29 Sep 2002: Supporting Large Numbers Of Threads)
Issue #186, Section #7 (29 Sep 2002: Supporting Large Numbers Of Threads (Continued))
Issue #185, Section #13 (22 Sep 2002: Threading Fixes In 2.5)
Issue #185, Section #15 (22 Sep 2002: Maintainer List)
Issue #185, Section #23 (22 Sep 2002: Compliance With POSIX Threading Semantics)
Issue #185, Section #24 (22 Sep 2002: Linux 2.5.35 Released)
Issue #182, Section #4 (1 Sep 2002: Hyperthreading)
Issue #182, Section #21 (1 Sep 2002: Hyperthreading In 2.5)
Issue #181, Section #3 (25 Aug 2002: New Thread Creation Syscall)
Issue #181, Section #20 (25 Aug 2002: Improving Threading Scalability)
Issue #181, Section #23 (25 Aug 2002: Maintainer List)
Issue #180, Section #15 (18 Aug 2002: Maintainer List)
Issue #178, Section #16 (4 Aug 2002: Thread-Local Storage For 2.5)
Issue #177, Section #1 (28 Jul 2002: Gang Scheduling In Linux)
Issue #177, Section #5 (28 Jul 2002: Status Of Bluetooth PC Card Drivers In 2.5)
Issue #175, Section #4 (14 Jul 2002: SCHED_IDLE Implementation)
Issue #175, Section #5 (14 Jul 2002: Status Of O(1) Scheduler In 2.4)
Issue #173, Section #1 (30 Jun 2002: Sparc64 Support For O(1) Scheduler; Developer Interaction)
Issue #164, Section #4 (28 Apr 2002: CPU Affinity With O(1) Scheduler Under 2.4)
Issue #162, Section #2 (14 Apr 2002: Kernel Licensing Discussion)
Issue #162, Section #8 (14 Apr 2002: Status Of O(1) Scheduler Patch)
Issue #157, Section #1 (11 Mar 2002: User-Space Semaphores In 2.5)
Issue #156, Section #6 (4 Mar 2001: Status Of NUMA Scheduling In 2.4)
Issue #153, Section #2 (11 Feb 2002: Latest O(1) Scheduler Patch For 2.5)
Issue #153, Section #7 (11 Feb 2002: Tuning Scheduler Parameters At Run-Time)
Issue #153, Section #9 (11 Feb 2002: Linus Gives BitKeeper A Test Run)
Issue #152, Section #3 (28 Jan 2002: Status Of 2.5)
Issue #151, Section #8 (21 Jan 2002: Merging Preemptive Kernel Patch With New Scheduler Code)
Issue #151, Section #9 (21 Jan 2002: User-Mode Linux And The New Scheduler Code)
Issue #150, Section #4 (14 Jan 2002: New Scalable Scheduler)
Issue #149, Section #1 (7 Jan 2002: The Scheduler; Development Philosophy; IRC)
Issue #146, Section #1 (17 Dec 2001: Coding Style; Development Philosophy)
Issue #142, Section #3 (19 Nov 2001: Revising The Linux Scheduler)
Issue #119, Section #1 (21 May 2001: Fast User-Space Web Server)
Issue #117, Section #3 (7 May 2001: Fast User-Space Web Server)
Issue #112, Section #4 (23 Mar 2001: System Lock-ups In 2.4)
Issue #106, Section #9 (9 Feb 2001: New 2.4 Timer Implementation)
Issue #104, Section #4 (26 Jan 2001: Elusive 2.4.0 Boot Failure On 80386)
Issue #96, Section #5 (4 Dec 2000: Boot Message Tweaks)
Issue #90, Section #3 (23 Oct 2000: VM Looking Good; 'OOM Killer' Discussion)
Issue #88, Section #12 (9 Oct 2000: Status Of Kernel Debugger)
Issue #87, Section #1 (2 Oct 2000: Possible GPL Violations By Microsoft; Kernel Debugger In Official Sources)
Issue #87, Section #11 (2 Oct 2000: New VM May Not Make It Into 2.4)
Issue #86, Section #3 (25 Sep 2000: Patches For Big RAM, Better VM, Raw IO, SMP Performance, Large Files, And Other Stuff)
Issue #84, Section #1 (11 Sep 2000: Posix Threads (pthreads) In Linux)
Issue #83, Section #1 (5 Sep 2000: 2.4 SMP Scalability)
Issue #83, Section #4 (5 Sep 2000: Driver Organization; Serial Devices And X; Sharing Code; Philosophy Of Development)
Issue #83, Section #12 (5 Sep 2000: Time To Replace The Big Kernel Spinlock With A Semaphore?)
Issue #81, Section #5 (21 Aug 2000: Latest Lowlatency Patch For 2.4)
Issue #79, Section #2 (7 Aug 2000: Status Of Asynchronous I/O)
Issue #76, Section #6 (17 Jul 2000: Petitioners Request Real-Time Latency In The Kernel)
Issue #76, Section #14 (17 Jul 2000: Configuring Number Of CPUs On SMP Systems)
Issue #73, Section #10 (26 Jun 2000: Developer Philosophy: Quietly Breaking Hardware Ports In Unstable Series)
Issue #60, Section #8 (27 Mar 2000: Philosophy Of Having Debugging Code In The Kernel)
Issue #58, Section #11 (13 Mar 2000: Spurious IRQ7)
Issue #56, Section #3 (28 Feb 2000: To Do For 2.4: Saga Continues)
Issue #53, Section #5 (7 Feb 2000: i386 TLB Flushing Of Global Pages)
Issue #49, Section #2 (3 Jan 2000: Preparing For Code Freeze)
Issue #48, Section #1 (27 Dec 1999: Binary Module Portability Across Kernel Versions)
Issue #48, Section #2 (27 Dec 1999: mmap Changes)
Issue #47, Section #1 (20 Dec 1999: spin_unlock() Optimization On Intel)
Issue #46, Section #6 (13 Dec 1999: Dangerous Fixes To FAT And HPFS)
Issue #45, Section #6 (6 Dec 1999: zoned 2.3.28-J5 Announced)
Issue #41, Section #6 (1 Nov 1999: Some Explanation Of The Kernel Development Process)
Issue #38, Section #6 (11 Oct 1999: Some Discussion Of Windows 2000 Spinlocks)
Issue #36, Section #13 (27 Sep 1999: 2.2.13pre8 Announced)
Issue #35, Section #3 (20 Sep 1999: RAID And NFS Trouble Going Into The Main Tree)
Issue #35, Section #6 (20 Sep 1999: Console Code Rewrites Break Sparc On 2.2.x)
Issue #34, Section #30 (13 Sep 1999: Some Explanation Of Locking)
Issue #33, Section #31 (7 Sep 1999: Low-latency Patches Benchmarked; Linus On BeOS)
Issue #32, Section #4 (27 Aug 1999: Linux 2.2.12pre Announcement)
Issue #28, Section #20 (22 Jul 1999: Questions Of FS Integrity Slows Development Of Stable Series)
Issue #26, Section #8 (8 Jul 1999: wait_queue Changes Summarized)
Issue #25, Section #6 (1 Jul 1999: 2.3.7 Filesystem Reorganization And Breakage)
Issue #25, Section #9 (1 Jul 1999: Linux Moves On After Invasive Recoding)
Issue #24, Section #2 (24 Jun 1999: Ooooooo!)
Issue #24, Section #5 (24 Jun 1999: Unwelcome Optimizations For Many Threads)
Issue #24, Section #9 (24 Jun 1999: The State Of The Bleeding Edge)
Issue #23, Section #6 (17 Jun 1999: Status Of Patches To Use Extra RAM As A Ramdisk)
Issue #21, Section #5 (3 Jun 1999: Conflicting Development On The Page Cache)
Issue #19, Section #1 (20 May 1999: Attempted Scheduler Improvements)
Issue #19, Section #8 (20 May 1999: Wait-queue And Semaphore Initialization Revamp)
Issue #18, Section #3 (13 May 1999: Linux Criticized In Windows NT Magazine)
Issue #17, Section #1 (6 May 1999: Responses To Mindcraft)
Issue #16, Section #3 (29 Apr 1999: Scheduling Optimization Attempt)
Issue #16, Section #5 (29 Apr 1999: Possible Race Condition Explored)
Issue #15, Section #2 (22 Apr 1999: Journalling And 'Capabilities' In ext3)
Issue #11, Section #1 (27 Mar 1999: Kernel Accounting)
Issue #10, Section #30 (18 Mar 1999: Sleeping While Holding A Spinlock)
Issue #9, Section #3 (11 Mar 1999: Disabling Intel Serial Numbers; US History)
Issue #8, Section #2 (4 Mar 1999: Real-Time Scheduling Flame War)
Issue #5, Section #9 (11 Feb 1999: Process Scheduling)
Issue #4, Section #10 (4 Feb 1999: SMP Showstoppers)
Issue #3, Section #14 (28 Jan 1999: 2.2.0 Exploit To Crash The System)
Issue #2, Section #3 (21 Jan 1999: Tracking Kernel Patches And Configurations)
Issue #2, Section #7 (21 Jan 1999: Scheduling Discussion)

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