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windows-bootable-usb-creator for Linux
Script to create bootable Windows Setup USB drives
...This script allows you to create a bootable Windows Setup USB drive based on a Windows installation ISO, even if the ISO contains an "install.wim" file larger than 4 GB (something which is not possible on FAT32). This is a POSIX-compatible Unix shell script and is intended to be used on a Linux system. -
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bootiso
A bash program to securely create a bootable USB device
Create a USB bootable device from an image file easily and securely. Because of its reliance on GNU and POSIX tools, bootiso primarly targets GNU/Linux systems. -
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The FreeRC Project
init, supervision, and service management suite + boot scripts
FreeRC is an init suite consisting of boot scripts written in Lua and a small, fast, and portable init daemon. -
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yaMOS stands for: yet another "My Operating System". This is a hobby Operating System, let's see to what it develops... At the moment it's only a kernel written in C++ and Assemly.
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Minirighi is a multi-threading open-source operating system written for didactic purpose. It has been written from scratch and it is compatible with POSIX.
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eINIT is an Init System for POSIX-compliant operating systems. The primary focus is on speed and modularity and, unlike other init systems, this one can be used in combination with others. Benchmarks suggest that einit is faster than initng and upstart.
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Sets out to be an innovative new operating system while retaining compatibility with POSIX and Win32
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