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Super GRUB2 Disk helps you to boot into most any Operating System (OS) even if you cannot boot into it by normal means.

...There could be some differences to adjust better to each target platform, but the general structure is barebones custom Linux kernel with an initramfs that boots to a Node.js REPL, initramfs Initram environment to mount the users partition & boot the system, and usersfs multi-user environment with the same behaviour of traditional OSes. All the layers are bootable, leading barebones to a raw naked Node.js REPL prompt as PID 1, while initramfs exec actual NodeOS code to isolate user code from the core system.

broodKernel is a kernel that is always based on the latest i9001 kernel, the big difference between an other custom kernel is that broodKernel keeps the original zImage. This means that all stock features are available, in order to tweak it I added a lot of tweaks to the kernels ramdisk. next to the ramdisk tweaks there are 2 init.d scripts which allow you to manage broodKernel the way you want. Visit the github here: https://github.com/broodplank/broodKernel

cvsfs4hurd is a translator for the GNU Hurd, which allows to "mount" a CVS module into your local filesystem. It allows to view version controlled files as like they were regular files on your disk, however saving much network bandwidth.

fuse-cache is a simple caching filesystem for Linux using FUSE. It works by copying the files you want to be cached at mount time to a cache directory, , and then using that copy for all subsequent read requests for the file.

++ moved ++ moved ++ moved ++ The davfs2 project is now hosted at http://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/davfs2 ++ moved ++ moved ++ moved ++ davfs is a Linux file system driver that allows you to mount a WebDAV server as a disk drive.

Supermount is a pseudo-filesystem which manages filesystems on removable media like floppy disks and CD-ROMs. It frees you from need to manually mount and unmount media.

Shfs is a simple and easy to use Linux kernel module which allows you to mount remote filesystems using (secure) shell connection. It comes with rpm/deb package support.

Submount is a new attempt to solve the removable media problem for Linux. Its purpose is to automatically mount and unmount cd, floppy, and other removable media drives while remaining entirely invisible to the user.

FTPfs is a Linux kernel module. You can mount FTP servers locally and take full advantage of read-only local files (e.g. you might want to watch a movie without effectively downloading it).

This project produces a Linux kernel module that provides packet writing support for CD-R/W drives, enabling ordinary read-write mount of CD-ROM drives capable of supporting packet/incremental recording.