The Linux Plumbers 2015 thermal track focuses on finding solutions for kernel and userland changes for standardized thermal management in Linux systems.
Eduardo Valentin
Rui Zhang
Javi Merino
Punit Agrawal
Łukasz Majewski
Kapileshwar Singh
Srinivas Pandruvada
Lina Iyer
Overview of the thermal framework - Eduardo Valentin
Improvements on OF-thermal - Eduardo Valentin
Thermal class: split of temperature sensor device and thermal driver - Eduardo Valentin
Devfreq vs. clock cooling - Eduardo Valentin
Thermal Docbook - Eduardo Valentin
Closed loop control governors - Javi Merino - ARM
Power model based policies - Javi Merino - ARM
Automated thermal subsystem tests - Łukasz Majewski - Samsung
Per Core/GPU on-chip thermal zones - Łukasz Majewski - Samsung
User space (tools/governors/interfaces) - Srinivas Pandruvada - Intel
Better support for virtual temperature sensors which depends on other sensors.
Support for Linux IIO style scale and offset in thermal zone temperature calculation.
/dev interface for pushing thermal samples instead of raw read of temperature to improve performances and push sample instead of pull from user space.
Co-ordination among cooling devices in the system - Punit Agrawal - ARM
Open loop control governors
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