My Linux Conference AU slides are now posted on my server. The USB 3.0 talk went really well, and I look forward to sharing it when the LCA videos go up in the next couple weeks.
LCA was a total blast! The speakers were wonderful, and I really felt integrated into the conference and social events by the techie women of LCA. Thank you to Sara, Jo, Jacinta, Liz, and all the other Haecksen of LCA2010!
The only downside is the weather. It's really quite rainy here, although it's 10-15 degrees warmer than Portland. I think Jamey and I are going to skip the Tongariro Crossing and go straight to the glow worm caves at Te Kuiti/Waitmo. At least we'll be in a cave while it's raining!
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Posted by lxr at Sun Mar 7 21:33:30 2010
Hi. Is there a documentation of XHCI for non-corporate open source developers? On Intel webpages, the documentation is hidden behind some agreement that must be signed by a corporate officer...
Posted by Sarah Sharp at Sun Mar 7 23:31:55 2010
lxr: Unfortunately, you have to sign the xHCI contributor agreement to get the xHCI specification. I don't like that setup, but that's the way it is right now. :( It might help to express the need for an open, publicly available specification by sending email to jeff.ravencraft@intel.com.
Posted by Sarah Sharp at Sun Mar 7 23:35:26 2010
x-alina: How bad of a word is it? I wasn't familiar with the word before going to the conference, and I'm not sure how the organizers picked the word Haecksen.
Posted by Paddy at Wed Mar 10 21:36:00 2010
Hi Sarah,
Do you have any idea on linux usb 3.0 gadget framework support?...
