System Software

17 sessions

Days

TR213

System Software Track is a joint track maintained by Taiwan Linux Kernel Hackers community and Hsinchu Code Serf.

We have been hosting this track for 5 consecutive years and the covers topics ranging from operating systems, compilers, simulators, fundamental libraries like the C runtime library and concurrency primitives.

Feel free to take a look at the previous recordings on Youtube :-)

Day 1

August 8, 2026 · TR213

TR213

Beyond epoll: Rethinking High-Performance Network Runtime with io_uring

vic

12:10–12:40Intermediate

From Test-and-Set to NUMA-aware Locks: Rethinking Spinlocks on Modern Hardware

William Hong, 曾俊瑋

14:50–15:20Intermediate

Linux Kernel Tracing Internals

Hoyeon Lee

10:40–11:10Intermediate

The Illusion of Hardware: How Modern Virtual Machines Work

鄭聖文

13:30–14:00Beginner

How a VM Draws Pixels: Mesa, Gallium, and virtio-gpu 3D

Yung-Tse Cheng (Mes)

12:50–13:20Intermediate

Box64 in Action: Playing x86-64 Steam Games on ARM64 / RISC-V with Dynamic Binary Translation

Chi-Kuan Chiu

15:30–16:00Intermediate

USB MITM: Building a Transparent USB Proxy with raw-gadget and libusb

Aristo Chen

14:10–14:40Intermediate

If we’re going to copy the answer anyway, why not let AI do it? Insights into porting Linux drivers to U-Boot using AI tools.

Macpaul Lin

11:20–11:50Intermediate

Architecting Trusted Execution on RISC-V: Worlds, WorldGuard and Supervisor Domains

Yu-Chien Peter Lin

10:00–10:30Advanced

System Software

Day 1

Beyond epoll: Rethinking High-Performance Network Runtime with io_uring

From Test-and-Set to NUMA-aware Locks: Rethinking Spinlocks on Modern Hardware

Linux Kernel Tracing Internals

The Illusion of Hardware: How Modern Virtual Machines Work

How a VM Draws Pixels: Mesa, Gallium, and virtio-gpu 3D

Box64 in Action: Playing x86-64 Steam Games on ARM64 / RISC-V with Dynamic Binary Translation

USB MITM: Building a Transparent USB Proxy with raw-gadget and libusb

If we’re going to copy the answer anyway, why not let AI do it? Insights into porting Linux drivers to U-Boot using AI tools.

Architecting Trusted Execution on RISC-V: Worlds, WorldGuard and Supervisor Domains

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