Hello,

I posted this question at comp.linux.misc and where told this would be a better place therefore.
I would like to do a internship in the field of the Linux kernel.
Can someone tell me where to find a list of companies (don't matter in which
country) that employ kernel developers?

Stefan

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Hello,

  Adding to his question, I am interested in doing a PhD in Operating Systems.
  Would anybody have some information on a similar list of labs and/or Universities
  that host projects related to Linux?
  
  Thanks in advance.

  Guilherme

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Look at Greg's talk from the last OLS: 
https://ols2006.108.redhat.com/2007/Reprints/kroah-hartman-Reprint.pdf

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I think Greg wrote a paper on this subject, so I've added him to CC in case he 
has the link handy.

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Yeah, but my paper didn't really track companies very well.  The lwn.net
article is the best, and below is my version of who did things in
2.6.23.  Note, the lack of a company is not an indicator that they did
nothing, just that I could not easily determine someone worked for them.
I'll try to send out my "who are you working for" emails in a week or so
to see if I can further categorize the "unknowns".

thanks,

greg k-h
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Processed 7075 csets from 992 developers
126 employers found

Top changeset contributors by employer
(Unknown)                 1116 (15.8%)
(None)                     843 (11.9%)
Red Hat                    827 (11.7%)
IBM                        557 (7.9%)
Linux Foundation           528 (7.5%)
Novell                     449 (6.3%)
Intel                      242 (3.4%)
Oracle                     158 (2.2%)
MIPS Technologies          143 (2.0%)
Nokia                      133 (1.9%)
NetApp                     119 (1.7%)
NTT                         99 (1.4%)
Astaro                      97 (1.4%)
MontaVista                  90 (1.3%)
(Consultant)                86 (1.2%)
SGI                         84 (1.2%)
Qumranet                    74 (1.0%)
QLogic                      70 (1.0%)
(Academia)                  70 (1.0%)
SWsoft                      64 (0.9%)
Analog Devices              61 (0.9%)
HP                          60 (0.8%)
Sony                        59 (0.8%)
rPath                       56 (0.8%)
XenSource                   53 (0.7%)
CERN                        49 (0.7%)
CC Computer Consultants     48 (0.7%)
Freescale                   47 (0.7%)
Fujitsu                     47 (0.7%)
Tripeaks                    46 (0.7%)
linutronix                  44 (0.6%)
Snapgear                    39 (0.6%)
Simtec                      34 (0.5%)
Atmel                       28 (0.4%)
Google                      28 (0.4%)
Cisco                       27 (0.4%)
Toshiba                     25 (0.4%)
Broadcom                    25...
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perhaps this helps:

http://lwn.net/Articles/247582/

regards,

Benoit
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