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emu3fs is a linux kernel module that allows to read from and write to disks formatted in an E-MU emu3 sampler family filesystem. The samplers using this filesystem are the emulator 3, emulator 3x and the ESI family.

RapidDisk is a Linux kernel module to dynamically create, remove, and manage RAM disk volumes. Ramdisks are a method by you which can allocate parts of your RAM for high performing file data storage.

This is a small library that allows comunicating with a Webasto (tm) W-Bus capable car heating system. Runs on Personal Computers or for embedded devices (slim design). Easily portable. Includes a Heater manager, heater controller program and more. The GIT repository (CVS is deprecated) also includes a control unit application to control W-Bus capable devices, a W-Bus compatible heater unit firmware application and a heater simulator for testing purposes. Also, a serial port loop back...

rtl2832_entropyd is a program that is designed to feed entropy into the linux /dev/random kernel entropy pool. It automatically forks and runs as a daemon, unless one of the testing options, -o or -t, are selected. Then it never forks. To use it, you need an rtl2832 USB dongle. They are relatively cheap (< $10 on ebay), and are actually used to listen to a broad range of radio transmissions. This application exploits the radio noise in the atmosphere to extract entropy. The kernel...

A linux kernel module inspired by i7z that enables unprivileged users to monitor informations like current frequency (including Turbo Boost!) and temperature of Intels Core i processor family.

Berkley Snoop protocol module for Linux. Purpose: avoid speed reduction between big fat pipe (satellite) and wireless links caused by error prone nature of wireless links.

IO-MAX (IO Marking And eXamination) is a linux-kernel module for analyzing file I/O. IO-MAX analyzes I/O pattern in linux VFS layer. Therefore, user can examine read counts, read time, write counts and write time of designated processes.

- DSI is a security framework addressing security needs of carrier-grade Linux clusters. - DigSig is a linux kernel module checking RSA signatures of ELF executables at run-time. **Those projects are no longer maintained**

A Linux kernel module for replicating a stream (a char device such as /dev/urandom or /dev/dvb/adapter0/dvr0) in such a way multiple processes can concurrently read it. Example use: watching (or watching/recording) two DVB-T channels at the same time.

Asterisk support for Cygnion CyberGenie phone system. Consists of kernel module and Asterisk channel driver.

Enable Linux firewall to support connection tracking and NAT of H.323 protocol. It supports RAS, Fast Start, H.245 Tunnelling, Call Forwarding, Signal Proxy/Softswitch, RTP/RTCP and T.120 based audio, video, fax, chat, whiteboard, file transfer, etc.

Linux Layer7 Switching project tend to provide a robust linux kernel framework to support high speed layer7 switching. It implements a kernel module engine and a userspace daemon to drive this low-level kernel engine. Switching decision is made userland.

Console tool to set or change scheduling policy and realtime priority of other processes or start new processes with the respective scheduling. Child processes inherit scheduling. Access control by PAM (Pluggable Authentication Module) and Rlimits.

A patch and kernel module for Linux 2.6 kernels to allow you to replace the circa-1970s PC speaker console beep with a userspace action of your choice.

A new/clean Linux kernel driver/module for IEEE 802.11 Wireless Ethernet Adapters based on Realtek's RTL8180L and RTL8185L chipset

MDF is microkernel operating system. Module architecture minimalistic design.

MapFS is a kernel module for Linux that implements a filesystem for composing portions of additional filesystems (read/only or read/write) into a single writable virtual filesystem.

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.