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DESCRIPTION:For the past 20 years\, the engineers at Bootlin have been buil
 ding\, fixing\, porting\, debugging\, and occasionally arguing with Embedd
 ed Linux systems across many industries and products.\n\nIn that time\, we
 've met spectacular boot failures\, drivers that almost worked\, hardware 
 that didn’t quite match the datasheet\, race conditions that only appear
 ed on Tuesdays\, and bugs that vanished the moment we added a printk().\n\
 nIn this end-of-day session\, we'll share a carefully curated selection of
  our favorite war stories. Real bugs. Real root causes. Real debugging tec
 hniques. No hindsight magic. We’ll walk through what\nbroke\, why it bro
 ke\, how we tracked it down\, and what it taught us.\n\nExpect kernel deep
  dives\, bootloader surprises\, hardware-software boundary confusion\, and
  more.\n\nIf you've ever spent hours chasing a bug that turned out to be o
 ne flipped bit\, this talk will feel strangely familiar.
DTSTAMP:20260406T234929Z
LOCATION:Auditorium
SUMMARY:Embedded War Stories from the Bootlin team - Bootlin's team
URL:https://cfp.embedded-recipes.org/er2026/talk/NGEGSL/
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