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Toolshed project has moved: https://github.com/nitros9project/toolshed ToolShed is a package of utilities to perform cross-development from Windows, Linux or Mac OS X computers to the Tandy Color Computer and Dragon microcomputers. Tools are included to read/write both OS-9 RBF disk images and CoCo Disk BASIC disk images, generate cassette WAV files and more.

Advanced multi layered unification filesystem. Once aufs was entirely re-designed and re-implemented Unionfs which is originally developed by Erez Zadok and his team. Enhancing with many original ideas, it becomes totally different software while keeping the basic features.

This is a library for low-level accessing a FAT12/16/32 filesystem. It offers functions for reading and writing the basic elements of such filesystems such as the number of sectors and the successor of a cluster, but also some more complex operations such as looking up a file and defragmenting a filesystem. Moved to github: http://github.com/sgerwk/libllfat

NILFS is a new implementation of a log-structured file system (LFS) supporting continuous snapshotting. In addition to versioning capability of the entire file system, users can even restore files mistakenly overwritten or destroyed just a few seconds ago. Since NILFS can keep consistency like conventional LFS, it achieves quick recovery after system crashes. NILFS creates a number of checkpoints every few seconds or per synchronous write basis (unless there is no change). Users can...

This project is an attempt to create a wrapper between filesystem code for one operating system and compile it for another. For example, a Linux filesystem driver could work natively in Windows if the project goes as planned.

Extend the functionality of the mount and the umount commands by adding support for basic device mapper devices, for key files and scripts and for filesystem checking at mount time while retaining support for loop device encryption.

Access file system using the basic file and directory operation of the Server Operating System from the Client Operating System using Remote Procedure Call. Client OS : Linux Server OS : Free BSD 6.2

The goal of CoreFS is to give file system developers a basic distributed file system, which can be later extended through an API. The Corefs API allows one to easily integrate/add new functions without modifying CoreFS. Written in C, and depends on FUSE

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.

It's a simple program designed for testing performance of filesystems in basic I/O and file operations.

A Secure File System that support users, backup system, cryttography system, recovery system and other. Fow Windows 2000, Windows XP, Linux and other Operative System in standard POSIX and BSD.

A set of commands that allows version tracking among file copies. Retaining the basic functionality of standard copy commands, you can always track if a file has seen more updates than another file, and determine redundant or equivalent file copies.