Peter Chubb
If you want the Gory Details, see my /CurriculumVitae.
In brief: I've been working with Unix since 1979, hacking Unix kernels since 1982, and started using Linux with the Manchester Computer Centre distribution in 1989. At that time there were legal reasons not to contribute --- I was, or could be said to be, `mentally contaminated' by seeing AT&T's source code. Fortunately that's no longer an issue, as I now hack Linux kernels part-time for a living with the Gelato@UNSW project.
My personal homepage is at http://www.chubb.wattle.id.au
I was working on issues of Scalability and virtualisation on Itanium recently; the work on Fast Address Space Switching on /Arm and on UserLevelDrivers is currently in abeyance.
Old work is described in /OldWork. Current work is not public.
I'm hoping to start work on some scheduling and NUMA problems soon: I've started a NumaBibliography to track some interesting papers.
My publications are on my ERTOS home page.
You can email me at <peter DOT chubb AT NOSPAM nicta DOT com DOT au>
I'm now full time with NICTA --- see http://www.nicta.com.au/people/chubbp/articulate for one cool thing I worked on a couple of years ago..
Just for fun I've been attempting to modify the firmware of an WNDR3700 wireless router.
