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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

Love-Sources is a Linux kernel patchset maintained by a community. Its purpose is to provide a patchset to optimize desktop performance and test new "unstable" features.

This loadable kernel module (LKM) allows the overlaying of several seperate file-systems (which are potentially read-only) to allow reading from either fs and writing to one of them. Gives the unionfs of other OS\'s to linux (linux-2.4 mostly).

Thug - Secure Network File System. Thug is network file system that is based in the Linux Kernel but can be ported to other platforms as well. It strives for security, stability and performance.

The Banana Kernel is an open-source pedagogical operating system intended to provide useful means for teaching basic OS concepts, with the possibility of interaction with external modules developed by the teacher or student.

Qryptix consists of a PAM object and utilities for session- and key-management for encrypted home directories using the International Kernel (CryptoAPI) patches for Linux. It simplifies login/logout, mounting/unmounting, and key generation and changing.

Norfs is a read only file system for the ucLinux Kernel. If you use ucLinux and you want to put your file system in the ram or norflash and so on,you can use Norfs without any block driver.

dishpvrfs is a linux kernel filesystem module written in C. It is designed to support the filesystem used on Dish (Echostar) 501, 508 and 510 series PVR boxes. Currently, this is a read only filesystem.

PackageFS is a virtual user file system which provides powerful package management with simple file system operations.It is based on LUFS kernel patch (http://lufs.sourceforge.net) with few modifications.It will be transparent to variuos package managers.

Shfs is a simple and easy to use Linux kernel module which allows you to mount remote filesystems using (secure) shell connection. It comes with rpm/deb package support.

BSD-licensed clone of SGI's FAM (File Alteration Monitor) API used to notify application when specific files or directories are changed. Unlike Linux version, to monitor changes it uses excellent kqueue(9) kernel API available in modern BSD derivatives.

A Unix-like (Not compleatly Unix-compatible) Kernel. Right now, we have (very limited support) of 80486+ IBM-PC AT compatibles. Written in C, and assembly. No network support planned for the forseeable future.

SimOS is an OS that will be based on the OSKIT function library. In addition we will be maintaining the oskit as a seperate release, updated as the core of the kernel. This OS will be easy to use, with numerous software versions on it.

SimplicityOS is a project designed to create a simple but powerful operating system for the pc. The kernel was designed from scrath to create a fast and stable base. The filsystem used by SimplicityOS was also designed from scratch for stability.

Full support for HFS Plus filesystems in a kernel level module designed for Linux (target version: 2.4.x)

This linux kernel patch / user code combination allows supporting full access control lists (ACLs) for the Linux kernel.

The Linux Transparent Encryption project aims for integrating transparent read/write access to encrypted data into the linux kernel. This enables any application to use encrypted data without modifying the application itself.

ConfigFS is a linux kernel patch that tries to make more information available about drivers and the devices that they manage. In a second step it should also be used to allow the configuration of drivers.

FTPfs is a Linux kernel module. You can mount FTP servers locally and take full advantage of read-only local files (e.g. you might want to watch a movie without effectively downloading it).

ncurOS is a very secure OS, which is based on an UNIX (maybe linux) kernel. Many system tools are integrated in the kernel. All of these tools are written with ncurses. All ncurOS-developers follow a coding standard.

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.

KerX (Kernel eXplorer) provides a simple way for reading the very low-level data structures of the OS (GDT, IDT, TSSs, Page-Tables, Page-Directories, etc...)

By combining a pam_module, a kernel mode vfs driver, and a portable daemon we propose to create a secure network filesystem. This filesystem will be accessible in similar ways as NFS mounts, but will include user level authority on the server side, in