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CPUtemp is a Gnome applet that displays current CPU temperature in the tray. It is written in Perl using perl-Gtk2 bindings. It uses /sys kernel interface to read temperature sensor data.
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BootUtils is a collection of utilities to facilitate booting of modern Kernel 2.6 based systems. The process of finding the root volume either by label or explicit label= on the kernel command line, mounting it and 'switchroot'ing is automated.
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A kernel written by Merck Hung. IA32 architecture, 32-bit protected mode, Memory paging, Keyboard, Timer Interrupt Handling, and a simple kernel shell to operate. Written in C language, development under Linux environment.
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The Legacy Ralink drivers have permanently been deprecated in favor of the in-kernel rt2x00 drivers. See http://rt2x00.serialmonkey.com for the rt2x00 project website.
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This is a portable re-implementation of the Linux-only program incron using polling instead of a kernel-triggered API. It attempts to mimic the API as closely as possible.
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kREproxy - kernel reverse proxy server. This is very simple proxy server of http protocol which use simple configuration to deciding where pass the http requests. kREproxy server works in linux kernel spaca as kernel module.
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Cryopid2
Kernel based checkpointing for Linux
Cryopid2 is a development of the excellent Cyropid process freezer for Linux developed initially by Bernard Blackham. Cryopid2 adds a host of functionality to the original package. -
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Helium is a minimalistic real-time scheduler for 8 and 32-Bit microcontrollers. The current version of Helium has been ported for Freescale's HCS08 and Coldfire cores.
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This project provides a linux kernel module driver for the Velleman K8055 USB Experiment Interface Board. It creates and gives you access to /dev/k8055 virtual device file. You can communicate with the driver via ioctl() from c programs. Happy hacking!
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IO-MAX (IO Marking And eXamination) is a linux-kernel module for analyzing file I/O. IO-MAX analyzes I/O pattern in linux VFS layer. Therefore, user can examine read counts, read time, write counts and write time of designated processes.
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The uname_hack kernel module causes generic architecture information to be provided by the kernel. This patch is only required for a Linux kernel. The K486 kernel is IA32 compatible, and does not reveal an i686 architecture.
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FIRMAMENT runs, inside the Linux kernel, user supplied micro-programs over each processed message to emulate communication fault situations, using a script approach. The tool is appropriate to perform experiments over protocols and distributed systems.
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Python module for the i2c-tiny-usb project available here: http://www.harbaum.org/till/i2c_tiny_usb/index.shtml The module is an alternative for the linux kernel driver. With this module you can directly communicate with an I2C device. Discarded - Use Ti
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The Linux abi is a patch to the linux kernel that allows a linux system to run foreign binaries. For further details please see the project homepage.
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The panicsel IPMI utilities provide adminstrator tools to perform IPMI management functions. A kernel patch is also included (bmc_panic). NOTE: As of Aug2004, THIS PROJECT HAS MOVED to http://ipmiutil.sf.net, and all later versions are available there.
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EDAC is a set of Linux kernel modules for handling hardware-related errors. Currently its major focus is handling ECC memory errors. A new 'class' of 'edac_device' is available in the EDAC CORE. This allows for creating instances of 'edac_device'.
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Linux Kernel State Tracer(LKST) records information as trace data about events in the Linux Kernel. It records various events like process context switch etc. This program is a facility for analyzing trouble of the Linux Kernel.
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Netconsole2Mail is simple python based daemon that receives netconsole messages from kernel on configured hosts and sends them to administrator in configured pooling interval. Only new messages are sent.
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XSystem Kernel Project - an object-oriented 32-bit protected-mode operating system for IA32-architecture.
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AsmRef is a menu program and documentation file collection for development of assembly language programs. Most of the material is borrowed from others (thanks to the Linux community) and describes kernel calls, kernel structures, x86 instructions, etc.
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Userspace Driver and application to control DMX-512 devices through Velleman's K8062 kit under Linux. This is only a proof of concept, I never found the time to go further (a full kernel driver using either a block device or a /proc file)
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ZeppelinBrowser a cool and lightweight web browser and using MS IE kernel for Win32. The browser is modern with a lot of new functions and it's easy to use. I think it will be more useful and succinct.
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The kernel network stack may behave not as expected, especially in the case of receiving packets. With Ianus it is possible to bypass the kernel network stack and to develop your own network stack in user space or other tools.
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Runs a program with a variable duty cycle from 1 to 100%. Useful for large, CPU intensive programs (e.g., kernel builds) on computers with light cooling, for example, laptops.
