I will submit my grades on July 27. Any work submitted by 17:00 on July 26 is guaranteed to be graded. Any work after that, will not!
You need to schedule an appointment with me, either face-to-face or via Skype or Polycom, for sometime between tomorrow (July 14) and 17:00 on July 26, to present your final project.
I expect a 3-5 written report (英語でも日本語でも), and your data must present a message! Error bars and linear fits, as appropriate. What did you learn?
The paravirtualization mechanism for I/O in Linux, used with KVM, is called virtio. Rusty Russell has written a paper about it.
The Symposium on Operating Systems Principles is the premiere conference on OS research. Held once every two years in some beautiful location, it's highly competitive and prestigious. Here is a list of the sessions from 2007's SOSP:
There were three best paper awards:
Here is a list of the sessions from 2009's SOSP:
There were three best paper awards:
What are the basic roles of an operating system?
Any thought about systems today must consider the following facts:
Moving in a straight line is easy, changing directions is hard!
Here are some ideas I consider to be important, looking forward:
How do we
Note that I am not condoning any "give up" attitude, or treating a computer as some mystical artifact that cannot be analyzed rigorously and scientifically!!!
None! We're done!
Followup for this week: