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Description:	Bringing up the ARM archive in Ubuntu has had many challenges, lack of hardware, porting code, bringing up SMP, and now almost 3 years later going into the server space. This presentation will quickly review the challenges to bringing up a binary distribution, talk more extensively about building a custom ARM build cluster, validating and fixing ARM SMP issues (shocking some code simply assumed that there would never be SMP ARM CPU's). What is devicetree and why it's so important to many distributions (and others), not just Ubuntu and how we are using it. Finally we will look at ARM Server, no not the ARM home server, the ARM Enterprise server. Crazy isn't it? Who would have thought a cell phone embedded processor would end up in the high end server space!! markdown
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