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Airgo MIMO wireless card Linux driver. It's base on the Specs at http://airgo.wdwconsulting.net/mymoin. If it success, then Linux can support the AGN100 and the AGN300. You can get the newest development status from http://git.sipsolutions.net/agnx.git
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V4L2 Virtual Device is a driver providing one or multiple video pipes. It is used to route the output of a user space video source application to typical video “consuming” applications (players, encoders, PVRs) that are compatible with v4l2 devices.
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Resources for the PePLink MANGA. This device with Linux embedded was marketed by PePLink (typically for Wifi and VoIP) until they withdrew it in early 2006. This project hosts the SDK, Debian image and other resources of interest to owners of this device.
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An OpenSource software (ApaciLinux) that allows to run a PHP Server to control a device connected through the serial port
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A Java interface to the joystick or any other input device with 2-6 degrees of freedom (Works on Windows and Linux).
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X10 device drivers for Linux creating a /dev device for each X10 unit in the house. This allows command line, script, and program access to the X10 network.This driver currently supports the PowerLinc Serial, PowerLinc USB, and CM11A.
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Tecnodiscap group (http://tecnodiscap.unizar.es) from University of Zaragoza (http://www.unizar.es) belongs to I3A Research Institute (http://i3a.unizar.es/) and is developing tools for Assitive technologies. Zigbee Driver. Osgi4ami Interfaces. User
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A Linux 2.6.x device driver for capturing and sending raw Fibre Channel packets on Tachyon-chip based PCI boards. It appears to the system as an Ethernet interface using the T11 FCOE Fibre channel over Ethernet protocol.
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TiVo USB Wireless Adapter device driver for Linux and Windows. The adapter users the Broadcom BCM4320 (AirForce One. Single-Chip 802.11g USB 2.0 Transceiver) chipset and portions of this project may be directly applicable to other devices using the same.
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Quasar E1 interface board driver
Project has been frozen, please contact Parabel ltd. for updates.
I stoped driver development here. This project contains outdated version of the driver just for the reference, please visit Parabel ltd. site for the driver updates and support. Linux 2.6.x Zaptel driver for the 2,4 and 8 E1 ports Parabel Quasar E1 PCI/PMC interface board. This driver allows to use board as the hardware for the Asterisk(tm) project. -
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Wind speed measurement using Inspeed wind sensors: provides a linux device driver, data logging and HTML output (charts).
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pystim is an open source electrical stimulation device driver and development framework. It features a parallel/sequential block paradigm and supports event-base programming. It also provides a device simulator.
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the goal of this project is to build a stack for Lonworks Protocol and device working on this protocol
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This driver integrates cards based on the Mentor Graphics multi-point high-speed OTG USB core with Linux kernels 2.6.x.
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Dedicated at collecting information about using the Marvel G200-TV and the Rainbow Runner G-series in Linux, including (but not restricted on) the development of a driver for the mentioned hardware. We try to support the Marvel G400 too.
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ACPI Module Tester is a small tool that can perform tests on the ACPI Extras Driver. It is a very easy way to report bugs.
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Kernel device driver to support the Application Panel found on Fujitsu Lifebook notebook computers, written in C, initially for FreeBSD and Linux
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X2S_USB, Fpga, XILINX, Spartan2, XC2S200, Linux, driver, API, C, C++, assembly, Prototyping board, Development board
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Linux device driver and userspace tools to support configuration and internet access with the ISDN-PBX brands "Deutsche Telekom Eumex x04", "DeTeWe OpenCom 20-40", "DeTeWe TA33 USB" and "EuraCom 140 USB"
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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.
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Device Driver for the ACS USB servo controller (USBB-01 interface card). HID class USB device to contoll eight RC type servos, eight optically isolated current inputs and 8 current sink outputs.
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Zydas 1201 based wireless adapters Linux driver. As Sweex is not longer supporting Linux for this device, but they did in the past using MPL and GPL licenses, we have posted the original and evolved driver.
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mDriver is a utility to migrate binary device driver from Windows to Linux. It takes out the binary instruction and data from Windows driver (*.sys files), and then combine them with some supporting code to build a corresponding Linux driver module.
