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Filebench is a file system and storage benchmark that can generate both micro- and macro-workloads. It employs versatile Workload Model Language (WML) for detailed workload specification. Filebench includes several popular macro-workloads in its distribution: Web-server, Mail-server, Database-server, and others.

ext2demo is user space utility for reading (also writing in the future) ext2 filesystem. I am writing it primary to learning the ext2/ext3 filesystem internals, but i hope it can be useful for others as well.

BTS is a Build Template System designed for building packages for th common packing systems in use by current distributions based on a single XML package description. We are finally restarting development after a long break due to NeOS work.

Trivially Distributed File System is a FUSE-based file system module that enables single-writer-multiple-reader distribution/clustering of file system data.

A utility to graphically present distribution of I/O requests to a storage device on FreeBSD systems.

Phrealon is a bootable linux CD based on Slackware Linux 8.0 designed to allow the easy imaging of multiple workstations. It utilizes the updcast set of Linux tools to accomplish this. Just boot the cd, answer some questions and you're on your way.

ZFS is a system of automatically replicating file servers closely resembling CODA.

VECT provides a framework for managing software releases. It is an abstraction layer on top of Depot primarily and is based on Carnegie Mellon U's "EMT"

InterMezzo is a high availability file system with disconnected operation and persistent caching. It exploits existing Linux file systems as the cache and has protocols similar to Coda.

A simple lightweight C program suite that in turn works as a package manager, providing an easy install, and uninstall of packages.

A challenging project that attempts to get a Linux distro to run under Google's NaCl. NaCl untime environment is very different from traditional posix systems. There is several hurdles to overcome in order to get a standard linux distribution to run under NaCl. There is a library called nacl_io in the Google NaCl sdk. It mimics the function of a posix files and sockets on top of ppapi. Similarly in naclports there is a crude nacl-spawn library which mimics processes by creating multiple nacl modules with javascript acting as a sort of "kernel". Currently the main holes that prevent a conventional distro from being ported is that there is no support for pipes, most signals, and also symbolic links and lastly traditional forks are not currently possible in an efficent way.The current implementation gets around forking and has limited vfork capability. ...