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Grub2Win is a robust Windows application. Configure Grub boot screens and options directly from Windows. Completely free and open source. All modules are SSL signed for your security. Safely multiboot Windows and Linux systems. Works with both EFI and BIOS firmware. Supports Windows 11, 10, 8, 7 and XP. Use your own .jpg files to create and customize background wallpaper. Grub2Win boots GNU Grub version 2.12 code. Everything installs to a 30 MB directory on your Windows C...

This is a small Debian based OS, which can be used on a USB drive. We use Slax as a template for our own OS. Using Live CD, it is possible to save permanent changes on a USB drive. More info on the official Slax website. Newest Downloadversion: v0.6 Newest Runningversion: v0.6 Look to the README.rtf, to get information how to update the OS. (you will need 3gb space on your drive)

The FormatUsb tool is a reliable way to format USB flash drives, such as USB keys/pendrives, memory sticks,SD Memory Card, SDHC Memory Card and SDXC Memory Card SD/SDHC/SDXC Cards.

fast single-privilege single-address-space preemptive-multithreading persistent data-centric secure multiuser operating system with safe-language and reconfigurable graphical interface

MultiBootUSB is a cross platform* software/utility to create multi boot live Linux on a removable USB disk. It is similar to UNetbootin but many distros can be installed, provided you have enough space on the disk. MultiBootUSB also provides an option to uninstall distro(s) at any time, if you wish.

This project develops user space tools used for hibernation (suspend-to-disk) and suspend (suspend-to-RAM or standby) on Linux systems.

romfs is a read-only, space-efficient linux filesystem, and this is a place for test kernel patches, and user space tools to manage filesystems in this format.

autoswap is a tool (written in Perl) that allows for swap space to be created automatically based upon the amount of RAM in the machine or configuration. Useful for cluster configuration.

The User-space System Device Enumeration (uSDE) facility manages the devices attached to a computer system. It is responsible for creating, deleting and maintaining the devices and networking interfaces for the system that it is installed on.

Small program for enumerate all the PCI and USB devices in system, check if the device is supported by the kernel, automatically load necessary modules for this devices. Used in small embedded systems with less disk space and stripped kernel features.