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The Photon uses an ARM Cortex M3 CPU based microcontroller. All of the code is built around the GNU GCC toolchain offered and maintained by ARM. The build requires version 5.3.1 20160307 or newer of ARM GCC and will print an error message if the version is older than this. In order to turn your source code into binaries, you will need a tool called make. Windows users need to explicitly install make on their machines. Make sure you can use it from the terminal window. The entire Particle...

ipmiutil is an easy to use set of IPMI server management utilities. It can get/set sensor readings & thresholds, automate SEL management, do SOL console, etc. Supports Linux, Windows, BSD, Solaris, MacOSX. The only IPMI project tool that runs natively on Windows. See ipmiutil.sf.net for rpms, etc. (formerly called panicsel). It can run driverless in Linux for use on boot media or embedded environments.

GTK PPP is an easy to use graphical dialup connection configuring and dialing tool with system tray icon support. It uses GTK+ for its graphical interface and integrates well in GNOME desktop environment. It also uses WvDial dialer as its backend, providing simple configuration via config files. You can also use plain wvdial if you don't have X running. GTK PPP is GTK3 fork of GNOME PPP.

Ink is a command line tool which displays the ink level of your printer. It makes use of libinklevel.

C and C++ library for the NIBObee, NIBO burger and NIBO 2 robots. The library contains libraries for AVR Studio and Arduino developement, USB drivers and the RoboDude programming software.

Kernel Loadable Module to interface with the Disc Stakka units. Other devices to be implemented if/when I can get my hands on them. Objective is to separate the user application from the tedious management of the device (eg. constant polling to prevent their reset function, USB interaction requirements). A /dev device is created per chain through which applications can read/write status and commands. A command-line tool is included to assist with testing and to illustrate the /dev...

Linux user-space implementation of Aladdin's eToken R2 device driver

Growlight facilitates management of all storage devices known to the Linux kernel, from hardware RAIDs to hybrid media to ramdisks to ZFS (indeed, Growlight was initially written to simplify ZFS on Linux). It understands the majority of partition and filesystem types, as well as both software and hardware RAID, LVM, and encrypted disks.

FpgaC compiles a subset of the C language to net lists which can be imported into an FPGA vendors tool chains. C provides an excellent alternative to VHDL/Verilog for algorithmic expression of FPGA reconfigurable computing tasks. More info in wiki.

This is a simple command line tool to customize CP2103 USB to UART bridge controllers in home-grown hardware. VID, PID, product name string, serial number string, and release version of the device can be changed next to GPIO port modes.

BDR (Beowulf Design Rules) is a vendor-neutral software tool that quickly evaluates millions of alternative architectures to determine the best cluster hardware design for your application requirements and budget (e.g., money, space, power consumption).

id34mtp is a command line tool for transfering mp3's to devices that use the MTP (PlaysForSure) protocol and supplies MTP metadata read from id3 tags.

This proyect provides a GNU/Linux solution for managing the Freecom (www.freecom.com) Beatman Flash MP3 Player and Recorder. This is a user-space C application for uploading, downloading, etc. music files to the player. First you must install the beatman driver (which also includes a command line tool), and next you can optionally install the gbeatman graphical user interface.

Assembler and download/monitor for the new Rabbit 2000 (TM) microprocessor developed by Rabbit Semiconductor and Z-World. Allows use of Linux as host development platform.

BSD SAM-BA is a free tool under ISC licence. Like the xp SAM Boot Assistant (SAM-BA.exe) this software provides a means of easily programming different AT91 devices. Communicating with the target device may be done through an RS232 or a USB link.