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This project aims to be an open-source driver for iRiver's great iFP flash portable player (www.iriver.com).
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Kickass Undelete
A free, open source file recovery tool for Windows.
...Accidentally deleted a file? Never fear; the data is probably still on your drive and may be recoverable. Kickass Undelete finds all of the deleted files on your hard drive, flash drive or SD card and allows you to recover them. -
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Personal Renamer - Easy file renaming
Portable Bulk File Renamer, Folder monitor. All in one.
Renames files just about any way you like. Monitor folders for files and auto rename(Have program rename images when downloaded). Undo, Save settings, Imageview,Drag-drop, and more. File Management made easy. Very good for those pesky PDFs from customer firms that need cleaning. New features on their way, Anyone need a Folder renamer? -
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SLFS
Simple Log Structured Filesystem for Linux
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. ... -
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MSP430 C Code Library
Library of peripheral drivers, component drivers, utilities, and more!
A collection of C libraries for the TI MSP430 family of microcontrollers. -
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UFFS: Ultra-low-cost Flash File System, designed for NAND flash working in embedded system. UFFS typically consumes less then 200K ram for 1Gb(page 512)/4Gb(page 2K) NAND flash. It supports direct flash interface, works with or without OS.
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Backuper
Autobackuper files when you turn off your PC
Many faced with a situation where you need before leaving work on the project to throw the stick or to backup files. It is often itself into the USB flash drive remains until the last moment. The principle of operation is simple tools: a program (bekaper) hangs in processes and intercepts the message on shutdown Windows, and then, "she says - I do not want" and blocks further is launched bat-nick (created automatically encoded DOS) with expectation. Ie off your machine will automatically lead to the creation of the backup. ... -
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Flashmon
Onboard NAND flash operations monitor for embedded Linux
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. -
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yanftl
Yet another nand flash translation layer
I write this code couple years ago, now I cut it out for an independent project, hopping it will help people to understand what a FTL is and how to design it. This project is not test enough, if you want to use it in you onw project, I am glad to help, please feel free to contact LaiZhefeng@gmail.com. -
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Force Copy Beta v 1.0.0.0
Copy currupted files from scrached CD's Dvd's Flash Drives
Copy corrupted files from scratch CD, DVD, Flash drives, which are not able to copy by normal window 'copy and past' method. This is good tool for coping media ( audio or video ) files. Feature: * Slow Medium and Max speed while you copy. * Enable Skip to bad sector. OS requirements Window Xp, Window7 -
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Simple Read-Only protection tool for removable devices. Make Empty File on selected disk with required size. Most common usage - place executable file on USB-flash drive and run it for space filling. When free space will need, delete empty file.
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The Flash Drive Loader is a tool for loading files onto multiple flash drives. Simply select a folder and check off the drive letters and the software does the rest. Load hundreds of flash drives in minutes with a cheap USB hub and this free software.
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NAND flash utilities is a set of utilities for accessing NAND flash through an IDE interface. These utilties work with the Linux MTD subsystem to allow developing, testing, and experimenting of NAND flash on a PC.
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NGFFS is the 'Next Generation Flash File System'. It is a filesystem driver for the linux kernel that can be used to make flash chips that are compatible with the MTD driver available as generic filesystems. It can work with 2 or more pages of flash me
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vold is a Volume Daemon for Linux that can automatically mount CD-Roms, Harddrives, USB Flash Sticks, iPods etc. It is also possible to identify Partitions by UUID or volumename and mount them in a pre-defined Folder. Aims to replace mounting by hand!
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