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Papers page added to website
A new page about research papers describing AQuoSA, as well as just using it, has been added to the website. Only a few are mentioned at the moment, however more are expected to come. Check out the new page at the URL: http://aquosa.sourceforge.net/papers.php
2009-11-25 18:59:09 UTC by tcucinotta
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AQuoSA publications page updated
The publications page of the AQuoSA page has been updated so as to reflect more recently published research papers regarding the AQuoSA project:
http://feanor.sssup.it/~tommaso/aquosa/documentation-papers.php
2009-06-12 18:48:00 UTC by kefren
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AQuoSA publications page updated
The publications page of the AQuoSA page has been updated so as to reflect more recently published research papers regarding the AQuoSA project:
http://feanor.sssup.it/~tommaso/aquosa/documentation-papers.php
2009-06-12 18:47:59 UTC by kefren
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Patched 2.6.29 binary kernel image
On the AQuoSA website, the kernel image and header .deb packages for the 2.6.29 vanilla kernel, patched with the Generic Scheduler Patch for AQuoSA, and the Bandwidth Fair Queueing (BFQ) patch, have been made available for download. The packages have been built on a Ubuntu Jaunty 9.04 with a gcc 4.3.3.
2009-05-21 15:29:25 UTC by kefren
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aquosa-qosres 1.2.0 for kernel 2.6.29 released
A new release of the AQuoSA resource reservation component(aquosa-qosres-1.2.0) has been released and is now availablefor download from the AQuoSA website: http://aquosa.sourceforge.netThe major enhancement in this release is constituted by thecompatibility with 2.6.28 kernel series and others, thanksto the new Generic Scheduler patches that are now availablefor download from the kernel-patches package (thanks toFabio Checconi and Dario Faggioli for their support in theengineering and debugging of this new series of patches).Note that testing of this new release is still preliminary, sofeedback from users or developers is greatly appreciated.Please, feel free to report any issues in compiling or usingthis new release through the usual support channels: http://aquosa.sourceforge.netRegards, T.
2009-04-29 17:58:38 UTC by kefren
