Gelato@UNSW
Gelato@UNSW was part of the global Gelato.org federation. It was supported by HP's Linux and Open Source Lab and a Linkage Grant from the Australian Research Council.
As part of Gelato.org's world-wide effort on enhancing Linux on the Itanium architecture, the Gelato@UNSW team focussed on scalability and performance of the Linux kernel. While Gelato@UNSW was not part of NICTA, it was co-located and collaborated closely with NICTA's ERTOS Program, specifically in the areas of user-level device drivers and virtualisation.
People
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Publications
Ian Wienand Transparent large-page support for Itanium Linux ME Thesis, UNSW, Sydney, Australia, July, 2008 | ||
Peter Chubb, Matthew Chapman and Myrto Zehnder [para]virtualisation without pain Linux.conf.au, Sydney, NSW, January, 2007 | ||
Ian Wienand, Adam Wiggins Paul Davies and Peter Chubb The GPT and superpages Gelato ICE, Singapore, October, 2006 Fuzzy Penguin Award | ||
Myrto Zehnder and Peter Chubb Virtualising PCI Gelato ICE, Singapore, October, 2006 | ||
Shehjar Tikoo and Peter Chubb Improving NFS performance Gelato ICE conference, San Jose, CA, April, 2006 | ||
Peter Chubb Bugs: getting them stomped! Gelato ICE, Brazil, October, 2005 | ||
Peter Chubb Which filesystem? Gelato ICE, Brazil, October, 2005 | ||
Ben Leslie, Peter Chubb, Nicholas FitzRoy-Dale, Stefan Götz, Charles Gray, Luke Macpherson, Daniel Potts, Yueting (Rita) Shen, Kevin Elphinstone and Gernot Heiser User-level device drivers: Achieved performance Journal of Computer Science and Technology, Volume 20, Number 5, pp. 654–664, September, 2005 | ||
Ben Leslie, Peter Chubb, Nicholas FitzRoy-Dale, Stefan Götz, Charles Gray, Luke Macpherson, Daniel Potts, Yueting (Rita) Shen, Kevin Elphinstone and Gernot Heiser User-level device drivers: Achieved performance Technical Report PA005043, NICTA, July, 2005 | ||
Peter Chubb and Darren Williams Linux scalability — from the micro to the HUGE Linux.conf.au, Canberra, ACT, April, 2005 | ||
Charles Gray, Matthew Chapman, Peter Chubb, David Mosberger-Tang and Gernot Heiser Itanium — a system implementor's tale USENIX, pp. 264–278, Anaheim, CA, USA, April, 2005 Best Student Paper Award | ||
Ian Wienand and Luke Macpherson Ipbench: A framework for distributed network benchmarking AUUG Winter Conference, pp. 163–170, Melbourne, Australia, September, 2004 | ||
Peter Chubb Get more device drivers out of the kernel! Ottawa Linux Symposium, Ottawa, Canada, July, 2004 | ||
Peter Chubb Linux kernel infrastructure for user-level device drivers Linux.conf.au, Adelaide, Australia, January, 2004 | ||
Peter Chubb Where's all the time going? Microstate accounting in Linux 2.5 AUUG Winter Conference, Melbourne, Australia, September, 2003 | ||
Matthew Chapman, Ian Wienand and Gernot Heiser Itanium page tables and TLB Technical Report UNSW-CSE-TR-0307, School of Computer Science and Engineering, May, 2003 | ||
Peter Chubb Terabytes on a diet AUUG Winter Conference, Melbourne, Australia, September, 2002 | ||
Peter Chubb YOU ARE LOST in a maze of BitKeeper repositories — all almost the same Australian Open Source Symposium, Sydney, Australia, July, 2002 |