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Thursday we will have lunch at the university cafeteria. Vera reserved a table for 20 +/- some. Food is available for 10,- CHF (7,- CHF if you can provide student-id).

On Friday we will join the tutorial crowd at a restaurant. Menu is 18,- CHF (non-alcoholic drinks included) and we were asked to precollect the money in order to make payment easier.

PHK does a tutorial friday morning.

Directions for the room will follow.

Schedule ideas here:

Silby wishes to spend some time talking about how students interact with Fedora / other Linux distros and how this impacts FreeBSD.

45 minutes - Discussion of network polling, device polling, interrupts, and things along those lines.

15 minutes - Discussion of models for parallelism in the network stack – where will adding more threads help, vs hurt. Related to polling discussion.

15 minutes - Formalizing the network stack device driver API – what should and shouldn't be documented as part of the API?

30 minutes - NFSv4 client, server. Do we jump on the NFSv4 bandwagon? Who wants to lend a hand? What do we get out of NFSv4 anyway?

Timekeeping, timecounters, precision and scheduler/resource accounting.

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