The 6th Workshop on
Hot Topics in Operating Systems
(HotOS-VI)
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and the
IEEE Technical Committee on Operating Systems (TCOS)
The 6th Workshop on Hot Topics in Operating Systems was held on 5-6
May in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Thanks to all who participated for
making this event a success. Watch this site for the report from the
HotOS Scribes and other post-workshop information.
The Sixth Workshop on Hot Topics in Operating Systems will bring
together people who write applications and have ideas about what an
operating system should provide, people who build operating systems
for a living and care how they are put together, and researchers in
operating systems who think they know how to solve both kinds of
problems. The purpose of HotOS-VI is to explore the goals, costs, and
compromises of operating system design and implementation, and to
encourage discussion of novel, controversial, or apparently obsolete
ideas in the field. The workshop is designed
to encourage full participation of each attendee; both presenters and
participants will be active contributors throughout the workshop.
HotOS-VI Conference Committee:
General Chair:
Brad Chen,
Harvard University
Program Chair: Jeffrey Mogul,
Digital Equipment Corporation Western Research Laboratory
Publicity Chair: Puneet Kumar,
Digital Equipment Corporation Systems Research Center
Finance Chair: Joseph Boykin, CLARiiON Advanced Storage
Solutions
Program Committee:
- Mary Baker, Stanford University, Depts. of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
- Pei Cao, University of Wisconsin, Dept. of Computer Science
- John Carter, University of Utah
- Peter Druschel, Rice University
- Rob Gingell, Sun Microsystems
- Bruce Lindsay, IBM Almaden Research Center
- Rob Pike, Bell Laboratories
- Jerome H. Saltzer, M.I.T. Department of EECS
Steering Committee:
HotOS-VI would like to acknowledge the support of AT&T, CLARiiON, Digital
Equipment Corporation, Lucent Technologies, Microsoft, and Sun Microsystems.
This page is maintained by
Brad Chen
(bchen@eecs.harvard.edu).
Sponsored by the
IEEE
Computer Society