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Provides a set of facilities to make Castle IoC kernel and associated Windsor container suitable for large scale application when multiple development teams are involded and many components/facilities are required.
The Linux Kernel Module Programming Guide (LKMPG or just mpg) is a guide that teaches the basics of writing modules and device drivers for the Linux Kernel.
NOTE: This page and the babyos code are no longer being actively maintained. (Sorry, just no time; I have to focus on other things.) BabyOS is a simple in-memory operating system kernel for educational purposes, far from a full-fledged system. For a deta
HRCS (Hospital romm control system) is a system for remote operator monitoring of hospital rooms.
HRCS supports serial or TCP/IP communication.
HRCS is based on the linux kernel and is the only one process running in the OS.
DYMOUM is an implementation of the DYMO (Dynamic Manet On-demand) routing protocol both for Linux kernel and ns2 network simulator, written in C and C++.
KSensorApplet is a KDE panel applet that displays the values retrieved with the 'sensors' program (not included) or the /proc/acpi linux kernel subsystem. It displays for example CPU and motherboard temperature or ventilators' speeds.
The Trion Object Oriented Operating system is an OS that is designed to meet the needs for the 21st century, with a kernel written in C++ and modelled in UML, and lots of features. The project is run by a team of OSDev.org community members.
SIMDOS stands for SImple Microkernel Distributed Operating System. SIMDOS is a micro-kernel based operating system which implements the concepts of Distributed Shared Memory at the kernel level to provide seemless addition on cluster nodes.
OmniPortal was built on the idea of having a web-portal-kernel, that could handle security, themeing, and localization. This means that you can create any web based system on top of OmniPortal (i.e. ERP, CMS, CRM) easily. Mono and .Net is supported.
This project provides IEEE 802.1d Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP) in Linux
Kernel. The project is based on the existing ethernet bridging functionality in Linux Kernel.
SupermonX is a utility to create snapshots of the file system, registry, and kernel drivers and services of Windows PCs. Using snapshots, SupermonX can report or verify the changes in systems made by program installations or activity.
A utility that automatically puts kernel modules into arbitrary Debian packages specified by the user. This enables developers to release kernel modules separate from the the linux-image packages, making updates less painful.
This project is to develop a versatile benchmark for High Performance Computing (HPC) network environments, currently the Linux-based Beowulf systems. The goal is to examine the TCP/UPD/MPI communications and their impact to system kernel.
PXA is Intel Personal Communication Architecture. PXA Linux is a collection of Linux kernel code, device driver, file system and cross compilers for PXA processors. We build the project to share our idea and work with the community.
KFDI bridges file systems and databases over the Linux VFS layer. Taking advantage of relational database technology and XML, data can be managed and searched based on properties. KFDI also introduces some object-oriented concepts into file organization.
Welcome to the Linux-IrDA project. The overall goal of this project is to make an implementation of the IrDA (tm) standards specifications for the Linux kernel. The code is licensed under the GNU Public licence (GPL) and is now included in Linux-2.2.
DTT (Dump Test Tool) is a test suite that evaluates the reliability of kernel crash dump capturing mechanisms for Linux by precisely recreating crash scenarios that take into account both the state of HW and the load conditions of the system.
We provide a mechanism to trace the NPTL Library as few intrusive as possible for the application dynamics. The post-mortem analysis then allows measurements (contension,...) and understanding of hangs or bugs. No change in kernel or user application.