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...The bootloader features a touchscreen-enabled graphical user interface called Nyx, allowing users to navigate options, manage configurations, and execute tools directly from the device. It provides advanced storage management capabilities such as backing up and restoring eMMC data, managing emulated NAND environments, and partitioning SD cards for multiple operating systems. hekate also includes utilities for hardware diagnostics, benchmarking, and system inspection, offering detailed insights into device components like memory, battery, and storage.

SWUpdate is a Linux Update agent with the goal to provide an efficient and safe way to update an embedded Linux system in the field. SWUpdate supports local and OTA updates and multiple update strategies and it is designed with security in mind. To start with SWUpdate, it is suggested you look at the documentation and build for one evaluation board (or you run SWUpdate on your host for a first overview). If you plan to update your device locally or remotely, SWUpdate is the right framework...

This script was written to solve a problem when converting Chromebooks to standalone Linux. The eMMC cards built into Chromebooks are simply to small (typically 16-32 GB) to make them useful as computers. There are typically no expansion slots either to insert an M.2 or SATA drive. Using this script, a USB drive of any size can be used to store the user's home directory. For directions on converting an Intel based Chromebook to Linux, follow this guide: https://tinyurl.com/yckhw7ny

Generates XCI/NSP/HFS0/ExeFS/RomFS/Certificate/Ticket dumps from Nintendo Switch gamecards and installed SD/eMMC titles. This branch is used for the development of the ongoing nxdumptool rewrite. Code is highly experimental and lacks a proper UI at this time, but it has been thoroughly tested and should be safe to use. Proof-of-concept (PoC) builds are provided to test different aspects of the codebase. If a nxdumptool build from the releases page isn't working for whatever you're trying to do (e.g. ...

SLFS is a implementation of log-structured file system designed for flash memory based storages(SSD, SD card, eMMC, …). Like other log-structured file systems, SLFS shows good performance under random write. <Build> 1. deploy SLFS source code at your Kernel Source # tar xzf slfs.tar.gz # mv slfs KERNEL_SRC/fs/. # vi KERNEL_SRC/fs/Makefile (add following line) obj-$(CONFIG_SLFS_FS) += slfs/ # vi KERNEL_SRC/fs/Kconfig (find section “MISC_FILESYSTEMS” and add following line) source "fs/slfs/Kconfig" 2. build Linux Kernel # cd KERENL_SRC # make menuconfig (check SLFS as a module or built-in) # make && make modules_install Note. ...

This is a Script to make partitions, format and install embedded Linux files. The tool uses the Kconfig to set up the partitions size, format and files to be installed on a USB Drive or eMMC memory. The same Kconfig used by Linux Kernel and Buildroot (menuconfig, xconfig or gconfig). After defines the configuration, just run the Script to install your Linux Image. The Script was made to run on Debian 8 or similar distribution. The Script depends on the follow packages: parted and dosfstools

VDFS is a Linux filesystem optimized for usage on eMMC flash devices. Usage: - build vdfs-tools, format drive: # mkfs.vdfs /dev/hda1 - build vdfs-driver for your kernel, mount drive: # mount -t vdfs /dev/hda1 /<mountpoint> Project is released under GNU GPL v2 license: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html Copyright belongs to Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.