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Wednesday, September 18 • 4:00pm - 4:50pm
Vampire Mice: How USB PM Impacts You - Sarah Sharp, Intel

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Did you know that your innocent USB mouse is actually a power-hungry battery-draining monster? This talk explores the impact of USB devices on platform power consumption, along with current (and future) tools to tame the monster. USB devices have always been battery eaters, keeping the whole platform in higher power states, including CPUs and chipsets. The aim of this talk is to educate users and developers on how USB devices impact their battery life, and start a discussion on how the Linux community can improve USB power management.

The first part of the talk targets users of all skill levels, and the second part of the talk will be a developer-focused discussion on creating new tools for crowd-sourced USB power management testing.  Systemd, udev, Linux distros, and kernel developers should participate in this conversation.

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Sarah Sharp

Yocto/Embedded Developer, Intel
Sarah Sharp is a software engineer at Intel's Open Source Technology Center. Sarah is the author of the Linux kernel USB 3.0 driver, and is currently working as an embedded software developer with the Yocto Project. As the coordinator for the Linux kernel project within the FOSS Outreach... Read More →


Wednesday September 18, 2013 4:00pm - 4:50pm CDT
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