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I am a Canonical employee and currently working as an OEM Kernel Engineer in the KernelTeam. I have worked on various parts of the kernel subsystem, covering unionfs, audio, wifi, ethernet, suspend/resume and I try to sort out weird BIOS issues. I've also contributed to grub by adding UUID support in Intrepid and ext4 support in Jaunty. I have worked on SSD tweaks and analysed boot performance of Karmic using QEMU.  My latest project is fwts, the firmware test suite, a tool for validating BIOS/ACPI firmware. I am a Canonical employee and currently working as an OEM Kernel Engineer in the KernelTeam. I have worked on various parts of the kernel subsystem, covering unionfs, audio, wifi, ethernet, suspend/resume and I try to sort out weird BIOS issues.

I've also contributed to grub by adding UUID support in Intrepid and ext4 support in Jaunty. I have worked on SSD tweaks and analysed boot I/O operations of Karmic using QEMU.

I work a lot with BIOS vendors to make sure that Ubuntu works correctly with firmware shipped with new hardware.
My latest project is fwts, the firmware test suite, a tool for validating BIOS/ACPI firmware.
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About me

I am a Canonical employee and currently working as an OEM Kernel Engineer in the KernelTeam. I have worked on various parts of the kernel subsystem, covering unionfs, audio, wifi, ethernet, suspend/resume and I try to sort out weird BIOS issues.

I've also contributed to grub by adding UUID support in Intrepid and ext4 support in Jaunty. I have worked on SSD tweaks and analysed boot I/O operations of Karmic using QEMU.

I work a lot with BIOS vendors to make sure that Ubuntu works correctly with firmware shipped with new hardware. My latest project is fwts, the firmware test suite, a tool for validating BIOS/ACPI firmware.

I keep a Ubuntu related blog regularly up to date, with regular postings on kernel and system related hints and tips.

Presentations

Projects

Activity

https://bugs.launchpad.net/~colin-king

Misc

I'm currently applying for Ubuntu membership - recommendations most welcome!


Testimonials

Steve Conklin (kernel team member and Ubuntu member) I recommend Colin for Ubuntu membership. He's a highly productive member of the kernel team and his blog is a valuable resource for the Ubuntu community, and it would be an excellent addition to the planet Ubuntu feed. -- sconklin 2009-10-23 16:01:10

Leann Ogasawara (Ubuntu member) A big +1 for Colin to become an Ubuntu member. He's a huge asset to the kernel team and Ubuntu community. His blog is by far one of the finest and most informative blogs that I follow.

Andy Whitcroft (Ubuntu Kernel Team member) +1 from me. Colin is a big asset to the community contributing to the Ubuntu kernel, researching hardware issues in sound and the like. We need his blog on Ubuntu Planet.


ColinKing (last edited 2017-05-02 14:47:59 by colin-king)