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The Open IPMI project aims to develop an open code base to allow access to platform information using Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI).

SCSI Tape Encryption Manager - Manages encryption on LTO 4 and LTO 5 tape drives with hardware-based encryption. Program should work on any other SSP capable tape drives. Built specifically for Linux and AIX. Now supports key change auditing and key descriptors (uKAD). Check the Project News under the Develop section for more information. Project source code has moved to https://github.com/scsitape/stenc

The CAN projects aim is to develop and maintain a CAN driver for Linux/windows that support misc. can chips/cards. Also utilities such as tracing tools, diagnostic tools and such will be published in the project. The Very Simple Control Protocol (VSCP)

The primary aim of this project is to develop a full featured Microblaze simulator . The project is develloped only in C , then it can be easely ported.

Intent is to develop a kernel module and print driver for the Lexmark X85 All-in-One colour scanner/printer/copier. This kit hopefully will be generic enough to support most/all AIO devices from Lexmark or be easily adapted to do so.

The aim of this project is to develop a modular operating system for the i386 architecture, where each device driver, file system, etc, will be a module that can be loaded and unloaded at run-time from the system.

BDwrap is a template for writing stackable block device drivers on Linux. It's clean interface hides the complexity of device handling, asynchronous calls, buffer cache interaction, etc. It is a great tool to develop stacked block drivers quickly.

The aim of this project is to develop a port of IBM's JFS for DragonFly BSD.

This is a group of people (feel free to join us), developing small programs. We're mainly develop the program/script, Syscriptor, that displays information about your hardware and software.

The main purpose is to develop a Linux stepper motor driver module to drive two unipolar stepper motors using the parallel port. This driver has the task to enable a home-made robot to move around and uses the tank-principle to move and turn.

The goal of the AC '97 Modem Driver project is to develop an open source Linux device driver to support the modem functionality of the AC '97 Codec

Goal: To develop an open source test suite and certification program which will reliably ensure the proper functionality of hardware running Open Source operating systems (currently Linux and FreeBSD). See http://www.open-hardware.org for details.

The goal of this project is to develop an open-source implementation of the management application (and drivers if necessary) for Creative NOMAD MP3 player (the first, parallel port model).

Linux System Diagnostics (LSD) is a project to develop an OpenSource diagnostics package for Linux (i386), simular to PC-Doctor and WinMSD. It will encompass utilities to view system resources, as well as test system hardware.

This project was used to develop an OS-independent driver for the CanoScan FB630U flatbed scanner in the form of a backend for the SANE package. Since integration with the SANE project in 2002, there has been no activity here.