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A developmental branch of the Linux/m68k port, supporting older Macintoshes with a Motorola 68020, 030, or 040 CPU and an MMU. This includes most II/LC/Centris/Quadra/Performa-class machines. For hardware compatibility information, check the status page on the project web site, http://www.mac.linux-m68k.org/

TORO is demonstrating an innovative operating system by integrating at the same ring level both kernel and the user application server. The threads of the user application server are distributed evenly on all CPUs and running independently in parallel. The memory model chosen is NUMA without pagination. During the initialization, the memory is divided proportionally for each processor installed on the system. When a thread needs memory, the memory allocator returns a free block of memory...

lmbench is a suite of simple, portable, ANSI/C microbenchmarks for UNIX/POSIX. In general, it measures two key features: latency and bandwidth. lmbench is intended to give system developers insight into basic costs of key operations.

A framework for allocation of system resources (such as CPU, mem, I/O and network) based on user defined classification of work within the system.

cpufrequency is a daemon to switch the CPU frequency depending on CPU use. This utility was tested on P4/Centrino/Nehemiah CPU and kernel 2.6.x.

The Entitlement Based Scheduler (EBS) is a modification of the Linux O(1) CPU scheduler that introduces entitlement based scheduling for SCHED_NORMAL tasks.

The project focuses on developing an environment where one can harness idle CPU cycles of numerous networked systems to work together on a particularly processing-intensive problem. (distributed computing you may call it)

Research ways of making Linux scale better, both in terms of more processors and more processes.

The PagingMon (Paging Monitor) project aims to provide a *real time* visualization of page-in and page-out activities in a virtual memory system. The name comes from PokeMon, which is a popular Japanese cartoon.

This project is a patch to bring Hot-plug CPU infrastructure to Linux.

vtad is a rule-based performance monitoring system for Linux. Intended for servers, vtad monitors your system's performance and makes recommendations for tuning. Custom rulesets can be written for a wide variety of applications.

Linux kernel preemption patch,and associated scheduling latency performance measurement tools.

Fairsched is a hierarchical fair CPU scheduler. Processes are divided into groups and each group receives guaranteed CPU time allocation proportional to its weight. The standard scheduler is used to schedule processes within a group.

Project aims to simplify Linux kernel analysis and development. Primary audience to the result of project will be (under)graduate students attending "Operating system" courses. It is our intention to make advances with every generation of students.

Eclipse plugin for viewing LTT/LTTng logs.