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A Linux Alsa driver for the Gadget Labs Wavepro 824 card.

The Pinball Machine Reverse Engineering Kit (PMREK) includes source code for a Linux 2.6 kernel module and a user program to control Bally pinball machines manufactured between 1977 and 1985 via memory-mapped I/O.

This program is a cross-platform replacement for the widely known in close circles Parameter Design tool (also known as Keywin e-Bike Lab), used to set the parameters of a e-bike controller based on the Infineon XC846 microcontroller (and various clones).

This project introduces new FPGA architectural tools and Linux OS modifications that aid in supporting Dynamic Partial Reconfiguration (DPR) on FPGAs for concurrent control. It shows that control systems benefit from hardware concurrency, meaning that by moving the control intelligence into hardware, the negative effects inherent to threads and their scheduler are minimized. This leaves software with the role of a high-level administrator rather than an executor, thereby eliminating...

Linux driver development for Digital Persona and Microsoft fingerprint readers

The legacy telephony interface to the open source Asterisk PBX is the Digium Asterisk Hardware Device Interface (Dahdi). The legacy interfaces can be FXS, FXO, ISDN BRI, T1 over USB, T1, E1 ISDN PRI and TDMoE (Dynamic Dahdi) ports. This Webmin module aids in configuring the legacy hardware devices to Asterisk PBX. Webmin was chosen because Webmin is a mature web based GUI platform that concentrates on the hardware side of a server. Webmin allows controlled secure root access to the...

This project is built to support extra functions to CLEVO laptops for Linux. May including several utilities and kernel driver modules.

This is an attempt to write a Broadcom 43xx driver for Linux, based on this specification: http://bcm-specs.sipsolutions.net/

RTAI patch for ARM Cortex-A8 processors Please NOTE: The currently available patches are NOT for productive usage! They are snapshots of the porting process to give interested people a point to start with.

libdbase is a free C library for (USB) ORTEC digiBASE access from Linux userspace. It also includes a simple control program. The source is licensed under GPL-3 .

USB 2.0 for Real-Time provide a hard real-time capable implementation of an USB 2.0 stack on top of Linux/Xenomai. It implements the stack core and EHCI, UHCI and OHCI host controller drivers.

Trieste is a distributed file system aimed to be adaptable via policies.

A FUSE file system and a Java J2ME Uploader for Samsung mobile phones.

GNU DBox2 Software Project

The EarthMate Userland Library provides access to the usb device via libusb and POSIX threads. Target operating systems include Mac OS X, BSD, and Linux.

OTPD ("Open Ticket Printers Driver") is a cross-platform print-subsystem for pos-..ticket-.. and label-printers; part of QDroid framework ( http://qdroid.berlios.de ).

Agnix is a small operating system kernel for i386, supporting 32-bit protected memory mode, paging, hardware switched tasks, memory tests, PCI bus, devices, PCI IRQ routing, RT timers and network protocols.

This program shows the packets in a USB communication, by decoding the output of a command like "cat /sys/kernel/debug/usb/usbmon/0u" into more human-readable form

A Linux driver for RTD DM5408 / DM408 ISA acquisition card. A DKMS module and a dynamic library written from scratch but trying to keep same functions structure of its official Windows 98 driver. I don't recommend it for production. I'm just trying to learn writing drivers for Linux with some interest in Electronics Interfacing.

The Mobile Studio I/O board, developed at RPI, http://mobilestudio.rpi.edu/, provides students with the ability to perform laboratory experiments outside of the classroom. This project seeks to expand software support for this hardware to Linux.

Simple Linux-buildsystem for the Fujitsu/mycable XXSvideo SoC. The script and patches build toolchain (gcc-4.3,glibc-2.7), kernel (2.6.27) and rootfilesystem (busybox).

Enable the Volume up and Down Buttons on Logitech USBHeadset. USB Headsets are very useful for VoIP applications like SIP Networks or Skype. It doesn't need X

Linux kernel module for many HP Omnibook/Pavillon, Toshiba Satellite (with Phoenix BIOS) and Compal laptops. It is based on the module found in the 'omke' project.

Tool for controlling the special features of a "U3 smart drive" USB Flash disk.

A Linux Library and GUI to control the Luxeed U7 LED Keyboard. Uses libusb 1.0 to communicate with the keyboard.