When:
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Friday, June 29 from 5pm to 11pm and Saturday, June 30 from 8am to 5pm.

Where:
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The New Hampshire Room on the 5th floor at the Marriott Copley.

What:
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An architectural discussion focusing primarly on the FreeBSD kernel.
New ideas for the future will be addressed, as well as plans for the
upcoming 5.0 release.

Topics:
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 o devd: a daemon for managing device events from userland
	- Handling dynamic insertion/removal events
	- Should it handle non-removable devices as a base case to centralize
	  device management?
        - What events should it handle?
 o 5.0: release engineering and schedule
	- When should the release be?
	- When should efforts change from writing new code to fixing what
	  we have?
	- What minimum requirements do we want in the new code before we
	  shift to rock polishing?
 o SMPng: strategies for locking major subsystems
	- Networking stack
	- VM
	- VFS
	- TTY
	- BUF/BIO
	- CAM
	- Locking guidelines
 o KSE
	- What about NetBSD's work?
	- What is missing from Jason's paper?
	- Do we want it in 5.0 or 6.0?
 o DRM
	- should we import it into the tree?
 o Architecture Ports
	- Roadmaps and status for each port under development
	- PowerPC
	- IA-64
	- KA-64
	- Sparc v9 (aka Sparc64)
	- Arm
	- Toolchain issues (gcc 3.0)

Other Notes
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- Should be videotaped for those who cannot be present.
- Another one should be planned for BSDCon.
- Assuming that we can get a network connection at the meeting room, the
  #kernelsummit IRC channel on the EFNet network will contain a running
  commentary of the meeting as well as take questions from those not
  physically present.