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Vifm is a file manager with curses interface, which provides Vim-like environment for managing objects within file systems, extended with some useful ideas from mutt. If you use Vim, Vifm gives you complete keyboard control over your files without having to learn a new set of commands.

OpenFSL is an os-independent file system library. It provides file system control with customizable disk control. Currently supports MBR and FAT32 partially.

DOS_Restore is itself a Console Win32 program. The idea is that these ancient MS-DOS or OS/2 files can be recovered on a modern Win32 system.

Flashmon is a Linux kernel module that monitors NAND flash memory access events using Kprobes and Jprobes. Flashmon targets embedded boards shipped with bare flash chips managed with MTD : mainly JFFS2, UBIFS and YAFFS based systems. The monitored events are : flash page read / write requests, and flash block erase operations. Instructions on how to use Flashmon are included in the archive.

Oftentimes it is desirable to exclusively change a few specific components of a file's modification, access, or change time. However, the method provided by the conventional touch utility appears inadequate for this basic task. More than that, easily modifying a file's change time is not possible at all. Stroke is a small tool that offers a solution by providing a user with an extended command line interface that allows her to utilize an easy syntax to dynamically specify certain date and...

Samba Virus Scanner (SVS) -- Samba VFS plugin for transparent and parallel on-access virus scans

A set of tools for querying and modifying the ACL's (access control lists) and ACE's (access control entries) of files, services, registry keys, printers, processes, threads, timers, mutexes, tokens, events, and semaphores in Windows 2000 and later

Win2fs is a Windows 2000 File system driver that lets you access Linux Ext2 filesystems from within Windows. Ext2 volumes are automatically mounted and made available to all the other running programs just like regular Windows volumes.

This application enables users to access their Samsung SGH-E760 mobile phone's filesystem in the Linux environment. It's a great way to retrieve photos and videos without needing to reboot into Windows to use Samsung's proprietary application.