PhD Students

I was the research advisor for the following students' PhD dissertations:

• Ken Shirriff (U.C. Berkeley, 1995)
  Sawmill: A Logging File System for a High-Performance RAID Disk Array
• John Hartman (U.C. Berkeley, 1994)
  The Zebra Striped Network File System
• Mary Baker (U.C. Berkeley, 1994)
  Fast Crash Recovery in Distributed File Systems
• Mendel Rosenblum (U.C. Berkeley, 1992)
  The Design and Implementation of a Log-structured File System
• Fred Douglis (U.C. Berkeley, 1990)
  Transparent Process Migration in the Sprite Operating System
• Brent Welch (U.C. Berkeley, 1990)
  Naming, State Management, and User-Level Extensions in the Sprite Distributed File System
• Mike Nelson (U.C. Berkeley, 1988)
  Physical Memory Management in a Network Operating System
• Bob Mayo (U.C. Berkeley, 1987)
  Mocha Chip: A Graphical Programming System for IC Module Assembly
• Gordon Hamachi (U.C. Berkeley, 1986)
  An Obstacle-Avoiding Router for Custom VLSI
• Walter Scott (U.C. Berkeley, 1985)
  Compaction and Circuit Extraction in the Magic IC Layout System
• Michael Arnold (U.C. Berkeley, 1985)
  Corner-Based Geometric Layout Rule Checking for VLSI Circuits